Sécurité et Développement
This article describes the transformations of the content of the policies presented by the words “security” and “development”, in Guatemala, since the fifties. Indeed, this country is exemplary of the passage from developmentist policies mixed with repressive military strategies presented as securit...
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| description | This article describes the transformations of the content of the policies presented by the words “security” and “development”, in Guatemala, since the fifties. Indeed, this country is exemplary of the passage from developmentist policies mixed with repressive military strategies presented as security policies, to a democracy, presented as a rupture introducing a citizen security, which has betted on a liberal development. Alas, this type of development leads to real and serious food, economic and social insecurities. Our analysis is rooted in the study of a particular case – a municipality with a native and peasant majority – to show how the words of the public policies are traduced by the local actors in their configuration of the power struggle: Are revealed the links between violence, juridical evolution, monetarization and commoditization of the property of land. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-c836512b68e3429b9891e9e5912848032025-01-30T14:26:17ZengAssociation Recherche & RégulationRevue de la Régulation1957-77962010-06-01710.4000/regulation.7760Sécurité et DéveloppementAgnès BergeretThis article describes the transformations of the content of the policies presented by the words “security” and “development”, in Guatemala, since the fifties. Indeed, this country is exemplary of the passage from developmentist policies mixed with repressive military strategies presented as security policies, to a democracy, presented as a rupture introducing a citizen security, which has betted on a liberal development. Alas, this type of development leads to real and serious food, economic and social insecurities. Our analysis is rooted in the study of a particular case – a municipality with a native and peasant majority – to show how the words of the public policies are traduced by the local actors in their configuration of the power struggle: Are revealed the links between violence, juridical evolution, monetarization and commoditization of the property of land.https://journals.openedition.org/regulation/7760SecurityAgricultureLand propertyGuatemalaQ’eqchi’ |
| spellingShingle | Agnès Bergeret Sécurité et Développement Revue de la Régulation Security Agriculture Land property Guatemala Q’eqchi’ |
| title | Sécurité et Développement |
| title_full | Sécurité et Développement |
| title_fullStr | Sécurité et Développement |
| title_full_unstemmed | Sécurité et Développement |
| title_short | Sécurité et Développement |
| title_sort | securite et developpement |
| topic | Security Agriculture Land property Guatemala Q’eqchi’ |
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