학술논문
Los actores religiosos, militares, políticos y civiles en comisiones de la verdad: Estudio comparado entre comisiones de la verdad implementadas en Argentina, Chile, El Salvador, Guatemala, Perú y Colombia
Document Type
Dissertation/Thesis
Author
Source
TDX (Tesis Doctorals en Xarxa)
Subject
Language
Spanish; Castilian
Abstract
La presente tesis doctoral desarrollada bajo la modalidad de compendio de publicaciones, se circunscribe en el campo de la justicia transicional en América Latina, específicamente en la creación e implementación de comisiones de la verdad originadas luego de dictaduras o conflictos armados internos. En tal sentido esta investigación analiza el rol de los actores religiosos, militares, políticos y civiles en las comisiones de la verdad en los casos de Argentina, Chile, El Salvador, Guatemala, Perú y Colombia, aportando a los estudios para la paz y al desarrollo de la justicia transicional. Entre los hallazgos se destaca que los comportamientos asumidos por estos actores en las comisiones de la verdad Latinoamericanas no han sido homogéneos, por el contrario, han respondido a intencionalidades e intereses diversos marcados por las condiciones históricas y socio políticas de cada país en el momento de desarrollarse los procesos de transición política.
This doctoral thesis, developed in the form of a compendium of publications, is limited to the field of transitional justice in Latin America, specifically in the creation and implementation of truth commissions that originated after dictatorships or internal armed conflicts. In this sense, this research analyzes the role of religious, military, political and civil actors in truth commissions in the cases of Argentina, Chile, El Salvador, Guatemala, Peru and Colombia, contributing to studies for peace and development of transitional justice. Among the findings, it stands out that the behaviors assumed by these actors in Latin American truth commissions have not been homogeneous; on the contrary, they have responded to diverse intentions and interests marked by the historical and socio-political conditions of each country at the time of their creation. develop political transition processes.
Programa de Doctorat en Estudis Internacionals de Pau, Conflictes i Desenvolupament
This doctoral thesis, developed in the form of a compendium of publications, is limited to the field of transitional justice in Latin America, specifically in the creation and implementation of truth commissions that originated after dictatorships or internal armed conflicts. In this sense, this research analyzes the role of religious, military, political and civil actors in truth commissions in the cases of Argentina, Chile, El Salvador, Guatemala, Peru and Colombia, contributing to studies for peace and development of transitional justice. Among the findings, it stands out that the behaviors assumed by these actors in Latin American truth commissions have not been homogeneous; on the contrary, they have responded to diverse intentions and interests marked by the historical and socio-political conditions of each country at the time of their creation. develop political transition processes.
Programa de Doctorat en Estudis Internacionals de Pau, Conflictes i Desenvolupament