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Estado & comunes, revista de políticas y problemas públicos

On-line version ISSN 2477-9245Print version ISSN 1390-8081

Abstract

PADILLA OQUENDO, Ana del Rosario; MOYANO DIAZ, Emilio  and  PADILLA VILLACIS, José. Sumak Kawsay’s haul to Ecuador’s 2008 Constitution: The indigenous movement role. E&c [online]. 2017, vol.2, n.5, pp.95-118. ISSN 2477-9245.  https://doi.org/10.37228/estado_comunes.v2.n5.2017.54.

In 2008 the Constitution of Ecuador incorpored inside of the Magnum the main of ‘Buen Vivir’ (good living) or Sumak Kawsay, word quechua from native worldview. This important achievement wasn’t isolated fact, them belong a large process socio-historical of social reinvindication, it achieves that is in actuality one movement more representative and recognized in the country. In this article, it’s analized strength of this movement, with bases of theories of social movement belonging at social psychology, it’s finding important factors inside history development, in process that wear utilization of Sumak Kawsay’s concepts and the inclusion of actual Constitution of Ecuador. Finaly, it’s analized aspects that confirm strength of native Ecuadorian movement, following many theoretical fundamental precepts.

Keywords : social movement; Sumak Kawsay; indigenous; Ecuador; Good Living; social psychology; claim; Constitution..

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