Book review of "Territorios Colectivos. Proceso de formación del Estado en el Pacífico colombiano 1993-2009"

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Henry Alonso Grajales
Universidad de Antioquia
The book Territorios Colectivos. Proceso de formación del Estado en el Pacífico colombiano 1993-2009 (Collective territories. Process of State formation in the Colombian Pacific 1993-2009), written by the professor and researcher of the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences (University of Antioquia) Marta Isabel Domínguez, is a research endeavor, where the State is addressed from a procedural and ethnographic approach. The author aims to analyze various processes involving actors linked at multiple levels, including local, bureaucratic and state levels.
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State, afrocolombians, collective territories

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Grajales, Henry Alonso. “Book review of ‘Territorios Colectivos. Proceso de formación del Estado en el Pacífico colombiano 1993-2009’”. Digithum, no. 22, doi:10.7238/d.v0i22.3141.
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