The Narratives of Inclusion and Representation in the Havana Dialogues
摘要
This chapter undertakes a brief overview of the Colombian conflict and the history of peace attempts before the Havana talks. It then moves on to analyze the different discourses on inclusion and political representation in the negotiations, explaining the place officially reserved for society through the participatory mechanisms stipulated by the negotiating table, and the struggle of civil society in obtaining more space than originally made available by the parties. It analyzes the discourses of different actors from the government, FARC and civil society while looking for the missing link of representation in this debate.