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This article reflects on the Colombian conflict in the 20th century, especially the dynamics of agrarian legislation within the processes of concentration and exclusion in the countryside. It begins with a brief historical overview and then discusses the meanings of struggles for land and territories, as a search for rights and social identities. The background is the struggle for land as a cross-cutting element of violence against peasant, indigenous and Afro-Colombian communities. The general objective is, through a bibliographical research and the sociological interpretation of the law, to discuss the contradictions and ruptures that permeate the agrarian disputes of Colombia.

O CONFLITO COLOMBIANO NO SÉCULO XX: A PERSPECTIVA DAS LUTAS POR TERRAS E TERRITÓRIOS COMO DIREITO À TERRA E PAZ