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Publicación ¿Cómo pueden las formas de tratamiento del conflicto de los palabreros de la cultura Wayuu integrarse y coexistir con los métodos alternativos de solución de conflictos? Propuestas a partir del pluralismo jurídico(Universidad EAFIT, 2025-09-29) Villalba Arrieta, Leonardo Andrés; Solano Solano, Andrés Alfonso; Alzate Tobón, Laura DanielaThis paper examines how alternative conflict resolution methods used by the Palabreros of the Wayúu culture can be incorporated and coexist harmoniously with the Colombian legal system, based on a legal pluralism approach, which favors the inclusion of traditional practices within the established legal framework. To this end, it first examines the role of Palabreros as conflict mediators in comparison with the Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanisms established by law. Second, it analyzes legal pluralism as a normative and theoretical foundation that allows for the articulation between law and the legal mechanisms specific to indigenous peoples. Finally, the thesis concludes how figures such as the Palabrero can be integrated and coexist within the framework of formal justice mechanisms with the forms of conflict resolution specific to indigenous communities.Ítem Diffuse Borders . Notes on the rise of special indigenous jurisdiction in Colombia and its relationship to state law(Universidad EAFIT, 2008-12-15) Lopera Mesa, Gloria Patricia; Hoyos Ceballos, Esteban; Universidad EAFITPublicación La autonomía constitucional indígena en Colombia : análisis jurídico de la administración y ejecución directa de los recursos de la Asignación Especial del Sistema General de Participaciones (AESGPRI) y su impacto en la gestión territorial de los resguardos indígenas(Universidad EAFIT, 2026) Orrego Vargas, Hugo Mauricio; Torres García, Diana CarolinaPublicación Pluralismo jurídico y matrimonio en Colombia : una mirada a la comunidad indígena Wayúu(Universidad EAFIT, 2022) González Ospina, Eliana; Ángel Escobar, Elena; Gallo Vélez, Ana SilviaTaking as a starting point the Political Constitution of 1991, which recognized legal pluralism and gave value and protection to the ethnic and cultural diversity of the Colombian nation, this paper aims to delve into the reality of marriage in the Wayúu indigenous community that inhabits the Guajira peninsula, in the northeastern part of Colombia, with the objective of examining its particularities, procedure and development in order to contrast it with civil marriage, regulated by Colombian law.