Desigualdades Horizontales, Guerras y Paz Violenta en el Norte de Uganda

Mauricio Uribe López

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Mauricio Uribe López Universidad Eafit

Palabras clave:

Uganda, Acholis, Ejército de Resistencia del Señor, desigualdades horizontales, paz violenta, capitalismo de amiguetes.

Resumen

Este artículo explica el papel desempeñado por las desigualdades horizontales en el norte de Uganda, en la guerra que condujo a Museveni al poder en 1986 y en la guerra de veinte años que éste libró contra el Ejército de Resistencia del Señor. La investigación presenta la definición de la enemistad política con base en el clivaje norte sur, entre nilóticos y bantúes, como el mecanismo explicativo que conecta las desigualdades horizontales con la dinámica de la guerra civil y con el carácter violento del postconflicto ugandés, en un escenario marcado por el autoritarismo y el capitalismo de amiguetes

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Mauricio Uribe López, Universidad Eafit

Profesor Departamento de Gobierno y Ciencias Políticas Universidad Eafit

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