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El derecho a la libre autodeterminación de los pueblos y el caso fallido del Sahara Occidental. Los límites del cosmopolitismo y la ecosoberanía como propuesta alternativa
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El conflicto del Sahara Occidental es un caso pendiente de descolonización en el continente africano. No obstante, su resolución sigue siendo compleja y difusa. Analizamos el caso a la luz del fracaso del cosmopolitismo y proponemos una lectura nueva de la búsqueda de la independencia del Sahara Occidental a partir del concepto de ecosoberanía, por considerarlo un intento teórico de actualizar el derecho a la libre autodeterminación en las condiciones internacionales del siglo XXI.
Western Sahara is still a territory waiting for the end of the decolonization process in Africa. Its institutional solution is complex and shows the failure of cosmopolitan perspectives to explain it. The analysis in this article introduces and proposes a new theoretical lecture of the conflict, under the concept of ecosovereignty to adequate self-determination in the framework of Twenty Firs Century international relations.
Western Sahara is still a territory waiting for the end of the decolonization process in Africa. Its institutional solution is complex and shows the failure of cosmopolitan perspectives to explain it. The analysis in this article introduces and proposes a new theoretical lecture of the conflict, under the concept of ecosovereignty to adequate self-determination in the framework of Twenty Firs Century international relations.