Abstract

MARTINEZ-CALDERON, Camila Andrea. Adaptation and exclusion: the right to the land. The case of Pensilvania, Caldas. Bitácora Urbano Territorial [online]. 2015, vol.25, n.2, pp.59-66. ISSN 0124-7913.  https://doi.org/10.15446/bitacora.v2n25.57780.

The right to territory requires an exercise of specific analysis in the context of conflicts transiting between legal and illegal armed interventions, and extraction, energy production or commercial reforestation as juxtaposed territorial management models on which imminently they are reconfiguring new conflicts. In that vein, the article is a theoretical analysis of the territorial rights and protection instruments to their holders through collective degrees of ownership and peasant reserve zones, above, in order to determine the impact of local strategies and legal instruments reconfigurations of territorial conflicts in the municipality of Pennsylvania Caldas Colombia. A methodological level, we rely on local lore achieved with workshops, focus groups, secondary sources, topographic tours, observations and interviews. According to the above it follows that the processes of territorialization, adaptation and mobilization are subject to flimsy structures that challenge increasingly, to a historically underserved population.

Keywords : collective degrees; peasant reserve zones; land; territory; territorial.

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