los indígenas de la guajira y su articulación política al estado colombiano (1830-1880)

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Abstract
he political articulation between the indigenous people of the Guajira and the Colombian state, during the period 1830 to 1880, was based on a variety of political strategies that involved the recognition of the indigenous authorities, political alliances with native chiefs, sending priests and missionaries to the region, and controlled support for native-creole commerce. These strategies show that the subjugation of the indigenous people to the state rested on complex processes requiring negotiation and accommodation on both sides.
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Authors ;José Trinidad Polo Acuña
Journal bulletin of the london mathematical society
Year 2011
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http://historiacritica.uniandes.edu.co/view.php/709/index=1.php?action=edit&id=709#**
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politics colombia state indigenous peoples history (general) and history of europehistory (general)

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