The logic of indigenous justice´s principles
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Principle, logic, justicie, harmony, communityAbstract
Logic of indigenous justice´s principles indicates that each parameters by indigenous administration seeks to respect cosmic relations and maintain harmony in the community, and relating Western logic it is related to the priciple of suffient reason, because, each them have a reason, need, cause to achieve the indicated objective. Each of these principles are related to each other, there are coherennce between all of them and each of them are base on harmony and community. As a result, this is a socio-legal investigación was carried out, since national and international regulations wera analyzed as the doctrina and at the same time the quantitative method was used, formulating interviews with prominent leaders of indigenos community from Quilloac of Cañar to understand the meaning and scope of each principles that govern the indigenous administration and demonstrate that as in Western thought they follow universal principles to achieve a certain purpose.
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