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Minería y desarrollo. Tomo 1: Aspectos jurídicos de la actividad minera

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  • Juan Carlos Henao (Editor)
  • Milton Fernando Montoya Pardo (Editor)

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El Tomo I de la obra colectiva Minería y desarrollo constituye el resultado de un esfuerzo de docentes e investigadores de la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad Externado de Colombia quienes, motivados por la ambiciosa iniciativa liderada por la Rectoría de la Universidad, han decidido plasmar en los trabajos aquí incluidos sus valoraciones jurídicas y críticas, y sus propuestas dirigidas a contribuir en la construcción o comprensión de un complejo marco legal que disciplina la actividad minera en Colombia y que, en la actualidad, atraviesa por una difícil coyuntura desde la perspectiva comercial, ambiental, social y, desde luego, jurídica. Los capítulos han sido elaborados a partir de diversas disciplinas jurídicas según su propia formación académica (especialistas en derecho constitucional, en derecho civil, en derecho comercial, en derecho minero, en derecho ambiental y en derecho fiscal, entre otros), presentando sus valoraciones con total independencia de criterio y opinión. El espíritu pluralista y respetuoso de la Universidad Externado de Colombia ha inspirado la obra que el lector tiene en sus manos, y en este orden de ideas, las valoraciones críticas, disidentes o novedosas de los autores han sido debidamente respetadas, más aún cuando sus análisis han sido argumentados como corresponde. El aporte de los autores aquí representado tiene la intención de integrar al debate jurídico mayores elementos de juicio en un diálogo que, en la actualidad, debe ser plural. Dada la coyuntura, el desarrollo minero no se alcanzará a partir de interpretaciones unilaterales. La visión de las autoridades, las empresas, los gremios, las comunidades y las organizaciones no gubernamentales agrega valor a las discusiones que subyacen de fondo en el sector y, por supuesto, la academia también se hace partícipe de este diálogo que, en últimas, lo que pretende es aportar en la construcción de una mayor seguridad jurídica en el sector minero, aspecto prioritario, necesario y condicionante de su desarrollo sostenible.

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  • Juan Carlos Henao (Editor) & Milton Fernando Montoya Pardo (Editor), 2016. "Minería y desarrollo. Tomo 1: Aspectos jurídicos de la actividad minera," Books, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Facultad de Derecho, number 877, October.
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