New masculinities and narratives from ex FARC members after the Havana peace agreement

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https://doi.org/10.25267/Hachetetepe.2020.i21.5

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No. 21 (2020)
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44-55
Published: 01-11-2020
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This article gathers information about the relationship between new masculinities and peace in Colombia after the signing of the Havana Peace Agreement. The investigation started with a literature review, followed by a series of semi-structured interviews with both female and male activists of new masculinities. Based on the imperfect peace theory, the focus of this paper is on the experience and advances of the relational perspective of gender in the construction of peaceful coexistence scenarios. There were various common aspects among the activists’ narratives including non-hegemonic masculinity, two categories of creoles, libertarians and insurgents, as well as their vision about peace and the implementation of the agreement signed in Havana. In the same way, the creation of discursive frameworks for peacebuilding in Colombia was explore

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Peace Google Schoolar
Masculinity Google Schoolar
Narratives Google Schoolar
Post Habana agreement Google Schoolar
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Camelo, B. A. (2020). New masculinities and narratives from ex FARC members after the Havana peace agreement. Hachetetepé. Scientific Journal of Education and Communication, (21), 44–55. https://doi.org/10.25267/Hachetetepe.2020.i21.5

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Brian Arturo Camelo, Universidad de Colombia

Undergraduate studies in History from the National University of Colombia, Bachelor’s of Basic Education with specialization in Social Sciences from the National University of Pedagogy and Masters in Peace Culture, Conflict, Education and Human Rights from the University of Cadiz.His academic interests include the relationship between gender and peace under the broader topic of politics and sexuality

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