Pueblos, libre determinación y pluralismo jurídico. Aproximación sociojurídica crítica en Puelmapu y el Principat de Catalunya

Abstract

This text addresses the current trends in the processes of decolonization, self-determination and/or independence of the people-nation marginalized from the central states of world capitalism, presenting the cases of the Mapuche people-nation and the Catalan people-nation as a way of approaching the question. To this end, the right to self-determination (or to differentiated existence) of nation-peoples without their own State, in plurinational States or under oppressive States, is analyzed in the context of current debates and theorizations about peoples and plurinational States, from a perspective of critical legal pluralism. The work is carried out at the request of the Memories, Peoples and States Program, dependent on the Secretariat of Institutional Relations and located in the Center for Research in Critical Law of the Faculty of Legal and Social Sciences of the National University of La Plata, and the sponsorship and support from the Copolis-Adalquí Legal, Social and Cultural Action Collective (Atlantic Headquarters of the National University of Río Negro/Adalquí Foundation), the Col·lectiu de Solidaritat amb els PaïsosCatalans, and the Copolis Interuniversity Group. Well-being, Community and Social Control (University of Barcelona)