María Carolina Olarte-Olarte
Biographic Data
| ID | 2345133 |
|---|---|
| NAME | María Carolina Olarte-Olarte |
| GIVEN NAMES | María Carolina |
| FAMILY NAME | Olarte-Olarte |
| SIGNATURE | OLARTE-OLARTE M C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de los Andes |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6510-3815 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Playing for time
Latin American climate adjudication realizes its transformative promise only when courts treat conflicts among timescales as legally decisive, rather than as mere background context. The central challenge lies in translating the temporal demands of planetary boundaries into judicial reasoning, especially where delay may render harm irreversible and foreclose future options. Examining climate decisions across Latin America, this article identifies…
Never mind extraction, ownership still belongs to ‘us’’
The subsoil is a strange (legal) object. This article is interested in the legal forms and imaginaries that shape the subsoil as a container of commodities-to-be, and the different regimes of exclusion of use necessary for it to be turned into an exploitable property under a public property scheme. In particular, it examines the spatial assumptions underlying the legal and judicial constructions of the soil-subsoil divide, focusing on a relativel…
From Territorial Peace to Territorial Pacification
During the negotiation and implementation of the Havana Peace Agreements in Colombia, a twofold mechanism used to deal with the increasing number of socio-environmental conflicts has remained constant: the strengthening of the anti-riot police forces and certain institutional spatial assumptions underlying the promotion of a particular form of postconflict productivity. This article attempts to undertake a preliminary analysis of the relationship…
Volver a la tierra
This article proposes to consider the territorial dimensions of work from a gender perspective and as an element for analysis in labor law academy. Through a case study of the Asoquimad association in Madrid, Cundinamarca, the article identifies a series of territorial determinants that underlie the employment history of women who seek, in peri-urban scenarios, to transit from working in the floriculture agroindustry to cooperative work in small-…
From Territorial Peace to Territorial Pacification
During the negotiation and implementation of the Havana Peace Agreements in Colombia, a twofold mechanism used to deal with the increasing number of socio-environmental conflicts has remained constant: the strengthening of the anti-riot police forces and certain institutional spatial assumptions underlying the promotion of a particular form of postconflict productivity. This article attempts to undertake a preliminary analysis of the relationship…
Volver a la tierra
This article proposes to consider the territorial dimensions of work from a gender perspective and as an element for analysis in labor law academy. Through a case study of the Asoquimad association in Madrid, Cundinamarca, the article identifies a series of territorial determinants that underlie the employment history of women who seek, in peri-urban scenarios, to transit from working in the floriculture agroindustry to cooperative work in small-…
Never mind extraction, ownership still belongs to ‘us’’
The subsoil is a strange (legal) object. This article is interested in the legal forms and imaginaries that shape the subsoil as a container of commodities-to-be, and the different regimes of exclusion of use necessary for it to be turned into an exploitable property under a public property scheme. In particular, it examines the spatial assumptions underlying the legal and judicial constructions of the soil-subsoil divide, focusing on a relativel…
Volver a la tierra
This article proposes to consider the territorial dimensions of work from a gender perspective and as an element for analysis in labor law academy. Through a case study of the Asoquimad association in Madrid, Cundinamarca, the article identifies a series of territorial determinants that underlie the employment history of women who seek, in peri-urban scenarios, to transit from working in the floriculture agroindustry to cooperative work in small-…
From Territorial Peace to Territorial Pacification
During the negotiation and implementation of the Havana Peace Agreements in Colombia, a twofold mechanism used to deal with the increasing number of socio-environmental conflicts has remained constant: the strengthening of the anti-riot police forces and certain institutional spatial assumptions underlying the promotion of a particular form of postconflict productivity. This article attempts to undertake a preliminary analysis of the relationship…
Never mind extraction, ownership still belongs to ‘us’’
The subsoil is a strange (legal) object. This article is interested in the legal forms and imaginaries that shape the subsoil as a container of commodities-to-be, and the different regimes of exclusion of use necessary for it to be turned into an exploitable property under a public property scheme. In particular, it examines the spatial assumptions underlying the legal and judicial constructions of the soil-subsoil divide, focusing on a relativel…
Playing for time
Latin American climate adjudication realizes its transformative promise only when courts treat conflicts among timescales as legally decisive, rather than as mere background context. The central challenge lies in translating the temporal demands of planetary boundaries into judicial reasoning, especially where delay may render harm irreversible and foreclose future options. Examining climate decisions across Latin America, this article identifies…
Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Geography (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Adjudication (1 work) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (1 work) · Art (1 work) · Climate change (1 work)