The counterinsurgency in Chiapas: the refounding of order and authoritarian production of space
The counterinsurgency implemented since the EZLN uprising in Chiapas has been studied mainly in its destructive aspects, as a consecuence of the violence inflicted on bodies, communities and territories. Maintaining this general frame made up of memories of peasant and indigenous groups which denoun...
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Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Escuela de Historia
2023
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| Acceso en línea: | https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/RIHALC/article/view/43244 |
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| Sumario: | The counterinsurgency implemented since the EZLN uprising in Chiapas has been studied mainly in its destructive aspects, as a consecuence of the violence inflicted on bodies, communities and territories. Maintaining this general frame made up of memories of peasant and indigenous groups which denounce a continuum of the counterinsurgent and neoliberal violences, in this article I analyze this process from a different approach.
Focusing on the (re)creation of the hegemonic imaginary and its spatialization and taking into account its “productive” or “creative” effects on social relations and space, I carry out a bibliographic and documentary review of the period between the armed uprising (1994) and the “Indigenous Law” (2001), through which I describe the Low Intensity War and the effects of (para)militarization and of the legal reforms, which I propose to understand as complementary channels of action, into the refounding of order and the authoritarian production of space. |
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