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Genealogía de la mediación comunitaria en México

Genealogy of Community Mediation in Mexico

Brenda Judith Sauceda Villeda and Gabriel de Jesús Gorjón Gómez · 2019

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A content study of community mediation in Mexico, focusing on the urban context of Nuevo León, aimed at understanding it and applying it comprehensively to disputes between neighbours. It proposes a concept and subjective and objective elements that allow it to be specialised, observes that part of the literature defines its object without specifying what distinguishes it from other forms of mediation, and concludes that it strengthens the social fabric and gives the community autonomy to manage its own conflicts. It suggests legislative adjustments regarding the profile of those who mediate in the community. It is useful for teams designing neighbourhood mediation services and for local government officials.

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Authors
Sauceda Villeda, Brenda Judith; Gorjón Gómez, Gabriel de Jesús
Year
2019
Publisher or source
Justicia, vol. 24, n.º 35
Type
Article
Language
Spanish
Jurisdiction
México
Licence
CC BY
DOI
10.17081/just.24.35.3399

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Sauceda Villeda, B. J. and Gorjón Gómez, G. J. (2019). Genealogía de la mediación comunitaria en México. Justicia, vol. 24, n.º 35. https://doi.org/10.17081/just.24.35.3399

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