Volume 12, No. 23.
Enero - Junio

Table of contents

1. preliminar

   Luis Bernardo Díaz Gamboa

   • Abstract 197
     
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1. Reflections on taking and retaking of the Courthouse, and recent convictions to military officers involved in the retaking

   Semillero de investigación Rafael Uribe

   7-18

   • Abstract 2179
     
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2. The innominate injunction: quintessential of the access to justice

   María Juliana Jiménez-Martínez, Diego Fernando Rodriguez-Pardo, Erick Esleider Santos Young, David Camilo Murillo-Romero, Geraldi Hernández-Guzman, Diana Alejandra Galindo-Cuadros, Clara Natalia Rivera-Estupiñan, Carolina Quintero-Rodríguez, Paula Andrea Quiroga-Rodríguez, Fanny Mayerly Reyes, Edizon Gonzalo Porras-López

   19-46

   • Abstract 748
     
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3. Worldview, social sciences and modernity: a tour through their transfigurations and epistemic bifurcations

   Livia Vargas-González

   47-66

   • Abstract 1149
     
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4. Social economy and human rights

   Miguel Eduardo Cárdenas-Rivera

   67-100

   • Abstract 1009
     
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5. A look at the procedural guarantees and rights granted to IDP populations by the Constitutional Court of Colombia and their enforcement within the 1448 Act of 2011 in the section of land restitution

   Leonel Vega-Pérez, Robinson D. Gutiérrez-Sánchez, Liliana Andrea Riaño M., Siomara Lucía Barrera C., María Claudia Alvarado O., Mayerli Jhoana Ortega D., Diana Marcela Díaz, Fabiola Esperanza Acuña-R., Diego Fernando Rodriguez

   101-114

   • Abstract 463
     
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6. Mechanisms of human rights protection in Colombia from pedagogy

   José Eriberto Cifuentes-Medina, Jairo Alberto Higuera-Sandoval

   115-133

   • Abstract 3278
     
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7. Presentation by Dr. Luis Bernardo Díaz of the Conference on Psychoanalysis and Law by Dr. Leonardo Ortega

   Leonardo Ortega

   134-140

   • Abstract 250
     
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8. Book Receipts

   Luis Bernardo Díaz Gamboa

   141-154

   • Abstract 258
     
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9. Reform to the Colombian justice administration from the perspective of a judicial operator

   Leonardo Augusto Torres-Calderón

   155-172

   • Abstract 262
     
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10. Criminal law: from liberal ideas to electoral manipulation

    Joao Alejandro Saavedra-García

    176-180

    • Abstract 293
      
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11. Social stigma and media in the context of criminal proceedings, from an ethical, constitutional and legal glimpse in Colombia

    Luz Elena Carreño-Blanco

    181-194

    • Abstract 430
      
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12. Exceptional provenance of amparo suit for payment of labor claims: a way for protection of economic, social and cultural rights

    Ana Patricia Pabón-Mantilla, Aury Mayerly Acevedo-Suárez, Stella Mosquera

    195-202

    • Abstract 281
      
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13. Collective action to defend the rights of consumers and users

    Lilia Fernanda Benavides-Burbano, Andrés Murcia-González

    203-210

    • Abstract 315
      
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14. The human right to democracy

    Manuel Rodríguez-Cuadros

    211-216

    • Abstract 378
      
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15. State, social control and symbolic appropriations

    Elías Castro-Blanco

    217-223

    • Abstract 316
      
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16. Indian special jurisdiction in Colombia: alternative use of law or pluralism?

    Lilia Fernanda Benavides-Burbano

    224-229

    • Abstract 360
      
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17. Consequentialism as a limit on constitutional, legal and juridical argumentation

    Jairo Guagua-Castillo, César Alberto Torres-Quijano

    230-235

    • Abstract 585
      
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18. Principles, moral and positivism: answers and redefinition of contemporary positivism

    Jorge Luis Fabra-Zamora

    236-242

    • Abstract 445
      
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19. Neoconstitutionalism and law constitutionalization

    Juan Carlos Ospina-Rendón

    243-248

    • Abstract 616
      
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20. Cooperation, strategic alliances and internationalization of Colombian university

    Julio Armando Rodríguez-Ortega

    249-261

    • Abstract 319
      
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21. The torture is a crime against humanity. Analysis from international instruments

    Edwin Hernando Alonso-Niño

    262-279

    • Abstract 633
      
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22. Social rights in the technological era. Particular reference to the right to protection of health

    Marta León-Alonso

    280-314

    • Abstract 265
      
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23. Theory of justice for contemporary Ecuadorian constitutionalism

    Luis Cargua-Ríos

    315-324

    • Abstract 401
      
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24. Legal argumentation and constitutional principles: their impact on private law

    Mario Fernando Muñoz-Agredo

    325-348

    • Abstract 648
      
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