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Diseños de transición hacia el Buen Vivir Pluriverso, comunalidad y post-extractivismo como arquitecturas civilizatorias en América Latina

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Clé publique

radar:r-cd2a20844a3b1f314d38d4987d078484

Auteurs

Jiménez García, David Leonardo

Année déclarée

2026

Langue déclarée

es

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JournalArticle

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Pluriverso Narrativo

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Transition Designs toward Buen Vivir: Pluriverse, Communality and Post-Extractivism as Civilizational Architectures in Latin America – This article explores the notion of Transition Designs toward Buen Vivir (“Good Living”) as an emerging civilizational horizon in Latin America, bringing together perspectives on the pluriverse, communality, and post-extractivism. First, it contextualizes the crisis of modern development as the dominant civilizational regime – evidenced by ecological, economic, and cultural crises – and the urgency of transitions that are ontological rather than merely technical. Buen Vivir is analyzed as an ontological rupture with the Western worldview, understood as a relational ontology of life that challenges the logic of development and extractivism. Through a review of post-development literature, political ecologies and decolonial theories (Escobar, Esteva, Gudynas, among others), key axes of transition are examined: life, territory, difference; Designs from the South; conviviality; autopoiesis; sufficiency economies; and communal system. The concept of Transition Designs is proposed as pluriversal, convivial, communal and post-extractivist architectures aimed at reconfiguring ways of living, producing, caring and decision-making to build worlds compatible with life. Finally, the role of design as a political technology of life is discussed, emphasizing that to design is to decide which world continues. The article concludes that Buen Vivir is not a prefabricated model to implement, but rather a territorial and community design process in Latin America – a civilizational laboratory where ontological alternatives to neoliberal capitalism are being woven, with Transition Designs as architectures of the pluriverse.

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10.5281/zenodo.24039351

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