Contents

Multiculturalismo, pluralismo y la guerra de los mundos en el Constitucionalismo Latinoamericano

8 - 9

Nasa’s autonomy narratives: the role of the caciques and of the indigenous communitarianism in the colony

10 - 25

The Guardia Indigena and peacebuilding in Cauca (Colombia): a conceptual approach from political science

26 - 35

Indigenizing reconciliation: questions of jurisdiction for Indigenous victimizers in post-conflict zones and an argument for traditional systems

36 - 51

Challenges of the indigenous village Maracanã/RJ and the response of the “Latin American Democratic Constitutionalism”

52 - 63

Inalienability as the foundation of freedom and Indigenous right to veto. Intercultural translation in Ecuadorian and Colombian Constitutions

64 - 77

The historian as a critical intellectual. Approach to the work of Josep Fontana

78 - 88

The bihao leaves are shaken. Healing among the embera chamí from Caimalito, Colombia

89 - 99