Imaginarios sociales sobre infancia huérfana por conflicto armado en Colombia presentes en las políticas públicas 2011-2022

Abstract

This research work immerses itself in the deep understanding of social imaginaries that surround girls and boys who are orphaned due to the armed conflict in Colombia. The study period covers from 2011 to 2022, focusing on the discourse of public child care policies. A methodology is adopted, supported by documentary analysis and discourse analysis, with a focus on in-depth interpretation of the data. The methodological framework highlights the relevance of documentary and discourse analysis to identify the social imaginaries present in public policies. Tools such as Specialized Analytical Summaries (RAES) and analysis grids are used to systematize the information and reveal changes and permanence in the imaginaries over time. The findings and interpretation of results are presented in the final chapter, providing an enriching understanding of how this problem has been addressed at a political level and how it has evolved in the period studied, revealing the imaginary meanings about orphaned girls and boys present. in the public policy discourse for comprehensive care for the population victims of the internal armed conflict.