Modelos mentales resilientes y construcción de paz en Colombia. Un análisis comparado de los procesos de aprendizaje colectivo del pueblo Nasa (Santander de Quilichao) y de la Asociación de Trabajadores Campesinos del Carare (ATCC)

Abstract

This interfacultures research project seeks to analyze the way in which peace communities shape resilient mental models, despite receiving violent feedback in the midst of armed conflict. To do this, a comparative case study is prepared based on the experiences of peaceful resistance of the Nasa people (Santander de Quilichao) and the Carare Peasant Workers Association (ATCC). Following the theoretical perspective of cognitive institutionalism, it is proposed that the peace communities in Colombia carry out strategies to face the violence derived from the internal armed conflict, which –if they are successful– stabilize and allow the conformation of resilient mental models that contribute to the transformation of violent mental models and, therefore, to the construction of peace in the post-conflict.