Population resettlement: a social, political and progressive phenomenon

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Issue: Vol. 8 No. 1 (2006)
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Keywords: Resettlement of population , human rights , state responsibility , territorial order , public politics reasentamiento poblacional , derechos humanos , responsabilidad del Estado , ordenamiento territorial , políticas públicas. reassentamento populacional , direitos humanos , responsabilidade do Estado , ordenamento territorial , políticas públicas.

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Juan David Duque-Botero Universidad del Rosario
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This work of bibliographic revision has as its purpose to analyze the resettlement  of population.  Different  typologies  are analyzed from the point  of view of the state, in order to see the existing relation between resettlement and the carrying out of activities in charge by administrative authorities. Resettlement is developed as a  mechanism   for  attending  to,  and  the  prevention  of,  natural disasters, and as an instrument for the protection of the population in cases of major development projects, or in case of accidental or violent events. It presents the need to establish actions to be made by  the  administration  in  order  to  avoid  negative  impacts  to  be suffered by the population in those events that entail a resettlement.

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Duque-Botero, J. D. (2010). Population resettlement: a social, political and progressive phenomenon. Estudios Socio-Jurídicos, 8(1), 145–165. Retrieved from https://revistas.urosario.edu.co/index.php/sociojuridicos/article/view/318
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