1. Nelson Molina-Valencia, Ph.D.
Universidad del Valle, Cali- Colombia.
BEYOND AGREEMENT: COORDINATING
COMPLEXITY AND DIFFERENCE.
AN EXPERIENCE FROM COLOMBIA.

2. THE COLOMBIAN CONFLICT
TRANSFORMATION

4. ACTORS
GUERRILLA
PARAMILITARISM
DRUG DEALERS
GOVERNMENT
COMMUNITIES

5. SOCIAL
CONFLICT
EFFECTS
DISTRUST
ISOLATION
FEAR SOCIAL FRAGMENTATION
PRESENTEEISM WAR POLICIES
FAMILY TRANSFORMATIONS
NEED OF INFORMATION

6. RECOGNITION OF A COLLECTIVE AND PATICULAR MEMORY
INTERVENTION SYMMETRY
CONSIDER MATERIAL AND DISCURSIVE PRACTICES
TENSIONS

7. PROPOSALS
Social relationships must recognize and promote singularity and
differences.
Recognizing singularity denies totalitarianism relationships and
violent ways of relationships.
Living together supposes to consider imperfect ways of relationships
always in change.