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Publicación Regímenes internacionales superpuestos y gobernanza global : retos de la consulta previa y de la protección a la inversión extranjera en el marco de la transición energética(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Gil Serrano, Cristian David; Lorenzoni Escobar, LinaThis article examines the relationship between the promotion and protection of foreign investment in renewable energy projects for the energy transition in Colombia and the right to prior consultation of indigenous communities, illustrated by the case of the Windpeshi wind power project developed by Enel. The project’s indefinite suspension highlights the tension between governmental policies for the energy transition, investors' expectations, and the rights of indigenous communities in La Guajira, a key region for wind energy generation. Although Enel does not benefit from a currently enforceable International Investment Agreement (IIA) in Colombia, the case serves as a study by underscoring a potential conflict between different international legal regimes. This article emphasizes the need to consolidate a global governance framework on energy transition and indigenous communities to balance these global interests and harmonize the international regimes involved.Ítem ¿Pueden las exclusiones del contrato de seguro llegar a generar desequilibrio contractual? Revisión de la doctrina y algunas sentencias de la Corte Suprema de Justicia(Universidad EAFIT, 2024) Castro ossa, Luis eduardo; Gómez M. Diana MaríaIn this work, the exclusions in insurance contracts are studied, which are clauses that delimit the risks indicating those that are not covered by the policy. They are necessary to protect insurers from excessively burdensome risks and for the insured to know the scope of the coverage contracted. Although their importance is recognized, it has been established that for exclusion clauses to be valid, they must be included in the contract, be clear, reasonable, and must not distort the main purpose of the insurance. Doctrine and jurisprudence have agreed that they must be interpreted restrictively and in favor of the insured, especially when they are in a position of inferiority. This is why insurers have information obligations at the time of contracting the insurance. Despite their importance, the scope and validity of the exclusions are discussed, raising the question of whether exclusions can lead to contractual imbalance? To answer this, we will study both doctrinal analyses and the positions of the Supreme Court of Justice that refer to the consequences that a poorly conceived exclusion clause may have, to determine whether or not they can create a contractual imbalance between the parties, even being classified as abusive clauses punishable by ineffectiveness. In conclusion, the drafting of exclusion clauses is a complex matter that requires a balance between the protection of insurers and the rights of the insured.Ítem La detención preventiva en Colombia y el fin de protección a la comunidad : la aplicación preferente de la Convención Americana de Derechos humanos por los jueces de control de garantías(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Herazo Germán, Mateo; Toro Taborda, MarianaPublicación La buena fe en el derecho privado colombiano : análisis de la figura en el siglo XXI(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Agudelo Jaramillo, María Camila; Tobón Vergara, Jorge AlejandroÍtem La práctica de pruebas en audiencias virtuales : un estudio a la luz de la Sentencia C-134 de 2023(Universidad EAFIT, 2024) Soto Aristizabal, María José; Vélez Zapata, Layla María; González Jaramillo, José LuisThis article compares the practice of evidence in virtual hearings for criminal and other judicial proceedings in Colombia, taking as a reference the Constitutional Court's Ruling C-134 of 2023. The research focuses on the normative and practical differences between these types of proceedings, exploring how the ruling impacts the administration of justice in different contexts. It analyzes the Court's rationale, the technological challenges and implications of this differentiation for procedural law in Colombia.Ítem Control jurisdiccional de los actos administrativos sancionatorios(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Gómez Rodríguez, Mónica Alejandra; Sánchez Vásquez, CarolinaÍtem Retos y particularidades del Impuesto de Industria y Comercio (ICA) en actividades de creación de contenido para adultos en el Distrito de Medellín(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Serna Duque, Juan Pablo; Sarasa López, Daniel; Vélez Villegas, Juan EstebanThis study examines the Industry and Commerce Tax (ICA) and its application with respect to the creation of adult digital content in Medellín. It will analyze how digital platforms such as OnlyFans and webcam modeling services have become significant economic factors in the municipality of Medellín. The research addresses the nature of this economic activity and the tax regulations applicable in Colombia, with a particular focus on Medellin. In addition, the challenges faced by ICA taxation will be explored, identifying the difficulties for the effective collection of this tax in relation to these activities. The study considers the complexities introduced by the digitization and global export of adult content, highlighting specific problems in the implementation of the ICA.Publicación Mujeres cabeza de familia marginalizadas en el sistema penitenciario : una reflexión de las decisiones judiciales que aplican la Ley de Utilidad Pública(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Álvarez Pizarro, Isabela; Toro Taborda, MarianaPublicación Estudio de la exposición a riesgos de las entidades financieras por la adopción de sistemas de Inteligencia Artificial (IA) en sus actividades(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Tabares Rodríguez, Santiago; Nieto Nieto, Norma CeciliaPublicación El arbitraje como un mecanismo alternativo de solución de conflictos en evolución : análisis comparativo entre el Estatuto Arbitral, su propuesta de modificación y los modelos de las jurisdicciones extranjeras en resolución de conflictos en materia arbitral(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Calle Zapata, Manuela; Cataño Villa, Simón; Puyo Velásquez, Daniel MateoIn response to the growing relevance of arbitration as an alternative dispute resolution mechanism in both national and global legal contexts, this research aims to analyze the regulation of arbitration in Colombia, specifically under the Arbitration Statute (Law 1563 of 2012) and Bill 009 of 2021, and compare it with the current regulations on national and international arbitration in the world's leading jurisdictions in this field and the regulations of the main arbitration centres. Through a comparative study, the objective is to determine whether the mechanisms currently provided in our legal system and the proposed legislative reforms in Colombia are adequate to address the increasing social and economic interest in arbitration and whether they offer the same guarantees of accessibility, efficiency, speed, reliability, and specialization as the most advanced arbitration systems worldwide.Publicación Gestión predial en proyectos de infraestructura vial y de energía en Antioquia : un puente entre la regulación y la práctica jurídica(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Vanegas Martínez, Mariana; Mesa Toro, María José; Hillón Vega, Yulieth TeresaPublicación Travesías hacia la incertidumbre : la protección jurídica de los migrantes de tránsito en el cruce del Tapón del Darién(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Castañeda Jiménez, Miguel Ángel; Mesa Salas, Janna Isabella; Acosta Navas, Juan PabloÍtem Una aproximación sociojurídica a la vulneración de los derechos de los consumidores a partir de las prácticas de algunas agencias de viaje en centros comerciales del Valle de Aburrá, desde el año 2023 al 2024(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) García Ortiz, Susana; Villa García, Luis FelipePublicación Las marcas de olor y su registrabilidad en Colombia : un análisis sobre la actualidad frente al registro de marcas de olor en Colombia y los posibles retos en su ejecución(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Baquero Arrieta, Natalia; Osorio Escobar, Ana MaríaOver the years, non-traditional trademarks have emerged as innovative ways to cultivate a sense of distinctiveness and specialty among consumers. According to the Colombian Trademark Office (hereinafter the “CTO”), non-traditional trademarks are characterized by capturing attention through senses other than sight . In order to create this sense of distinctivenes, among the most prominent are those related to the sense of smell: scent trademarks. Scent trademarks have historically become one of the most iconic methods for establishing brand positioning and identity through the association a consumer may develop by experiencing them. According to Bordas (2021): (...) this marketing tool is used by companies in diverse sectors such as restaurants, retailers, and hotels, who have evidenced the advantage of having an odotype that gives them a clear brand identity and makes them recognizable by the consumer, while creating unique and pleasant experiences for the client in the establishment and influencing the increase in sales and brand loyalty. (par.1) The topic of scent is highly subjective. Not only because the essence or object being evaluated is in constant flux (depending on climatic conditions, chemical composition, and other factors) but also because the perception of each aroma is intrinsically personal to the individual experiencing it. Despite their recognition and registrability in several countries, such as the United States, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom, the possibility of registering a scent trademark in Colombia remains an unattainable aspiration. This research aims to identify the reasons why registering scent trademarks in Colombia is currently not feasible and, if it were to become possible, the primary challenges such registration would pose in the near future, considering the current stance of the CTO.Publicación Infracción de derechos marcarios en el Metaverso(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Caro Castaño, Ana María; Muñoz Gaitán, Valentina; Correa Márquez, María CamilaDue to the increased growth of technology, the internet, and the metaverse has created significant legal challenges, particularly regarding the protection of intellectual property rights. This paper explores the complexities surrounding trademark infringement in the metaverse environment, focusing on the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in the creation and commercialization of digital goods. In the decentralized and global nature of the metaverse, traditional legal frameworks struggle to address new forms of protection, breaking with principles such as territoriality and specialty, and in consequence new forms of infringement, where users may intentionally or unintentionally violate intellectual property rights. A critical issue is determining the liability of infringers in these virtual environments. This research investigates how existing intellectual property laws, particularly in Colombia, can be applied to protect registered trademarks in the metaverse. By analyzing the legal gaps in current legislation, this monograph provides insight into how AI-generated digital assets challenge conventional legal frameworks. It also evaluates the impact of trademark violations on brand value and the necessity of developing new legal mechanisms to safeguard trademarks in virtual spaces.Publicación Definición y algunas implicaciones prácticas de las cláusulas de indemnidad en el derecho privado colombiano(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Castro Bedoya, Juan David; Villa García, FelipePublicación Las complejidades de las solicitudes de devolución de los pagos en exceso y pagos de no lo debido ante el Distrito de Medellín(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Saldarriaga Rodríguez, Nicolás; Vásquez Jaramillo, FelipePublicación La definición de los inversionistas y las inversiones en el marco del derecho internacional de inversiones(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Eusse Ríos, Samuel; Toro Valencia, José AlbertoÍtem Resolución de conflictos en la población raizal de San Andrés : implementación y desafíos(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Roca Hudgson, Shanelle Kay; Ortiz Cano, María IsabelColombia is a pluri-ethnic and multicultural state that, through its Political Constitution, recognizes the collective rights of ethnic peoples and communities, such as the Raizal population of the island of San Andrés. However, there is a scarcity of studies on how these communities manage their self-governance and conflict resolution under their right to autonomy. This study aims to explore how the customary conflict resolution system of the Raizal population and their worldview align with the methods of conflict resolution (MRC) established in Colombian legislation, allowing for their coexistence and complementarity. The research is relevant from legal, anthropological, and sociological perspectives. It offers a deep insight into the adaptation and application of MRCs in the cultural context of the Raizal population, promoting a more comprehensive understanding of their right to access justice administration and autonomy. This study contributes to legal practice by providing knowledge for culturally sensitive and effective counseling and fosters equitable dialogue between the State and the Raizal population. The intersection between customary law and Colombian positive law is examined to strengthen inclusive legal practice that respects cultural diversity in Colombia.Publicación Actualidad de la responsabilidad jurídica de las personas jurídicas en Colombia(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Narváez Gaviria, Juhnny Alexander; Echavarría Ramírez, Ricardo