Ideas for Conflict Resolution in the Face of Violence in the Coffee Lands of Colombia

EasyChair Preprint 5494

Abstract

 The National Federation of Coffee Growers maintains that around 580,000 Colombian 
families today live directly from the cultivation and commercialization of coffee. But, despite this 
the optimistic vision of the coffee agricultural model, it is necessary to investigate how this has been possible in the middle of a country that recognizes itself as agricultural and violent at the same 
time, in which, it can be affirmed that one of the expressions of the greatest Colombian violence 
has occurred around the production of coffee and the ownership of the lands where it is grown

Keyphrases: History of Colombia, History of coffee in Colombia, National Federation of Coffee Growers, coffee fields, conflict resolution, violence in Colombia

@booklet{EasyChair:5494,
  author    = {Robert Ojeda and Paula Sofía Zambrano Palma},
  title     = {Ideas for Conflict Resolution in the Face of Violence in the Coffee Lands of Colombia},
  howpublished = {EasyChair Preprint 5494},
  year      = {EasyChair, 2021}}