Guest Editor's Introduction: Peace on a Small Scale

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Published: Jun 10, 2019
DOI: https://doi.org/10.53556/rec.v53i0.76
Keywords:
peace, transition, justice, Havana peace accords, Victims Law

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Alejandro Castillejo-Cuéllar
Universidad de los Andes

Abstract

This special issue offers a variety of texts and areas of study for the peace process in Colombia. The guest editor shares with the essayists their concern for the importance of fieldwork, for the exploration of the local as well as their concern for daily life in the Colombian "Post-Conflict." The essays in REC 53 crisscross central concepts of transitional justice, their empirical crystallization, or their bureaucracies that drive them. 

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Issue
Vol. 53 (2019): Peace On a Small Scale: Fractures of the Everyday and the Politics of Transition in Colombia
Section
Introduction
Author Biography

Alejandro Castillejo-Cuéllar, Universidad de los Andes

He is Associate Professor and Director of the Critical Studies Program on Political Transitions (Anthropology, Universidad de los Andes). He is also co-investigator on the projects "Changing the Story: Building Inclusive Civil Societies with, and for, Young People in Five Post-conflict Countries" (funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, England), and "Disappearances: A Study in Transnational Perspectives about a Category to Administer and Analyze Social Catastrophe and Loss" (funded by the Spanish Government). He is currently working on a book titled After the Traces of the Body: Ethnophonies, (In)materialities, and the Sensible Life of the Disappeared.