Special Indigenous Jurisdiction: Intercultural Dialogue and Harmonization with Ordinary Jurisdiction in Colombia and Ecuador

Abstract

By means of this document, it was possible to analyze the main characteristics of the volume of scientific production related to the study of the Special Indigenous Jurisdiction variable. A bibliometric analysis was proposed to analyze details such as Year of Publication, Country of Origin of the publication, Area of Knowledge in which the published research is carried out and the Type of Publication most frequently used by the authors of each document published in high-impact journals indexed in the Scopus database during the period between 2013 and 2023. Among the main findings, it was possible to determine that, for the execution of the different research methodologies, the report of 32 scientific documents related to the study of the Special Indigenous Jurisdiction was achieved. The maximum number of publications made in a year was 10 papers submitted in 2023. The country of origin of the institutions that reported the highest number of records in Scopus was Colombia with 7 documents. The area of knowledge with the greatest influence at the time of executing the research projects that resulted in scientific publications was Social Sciences, with 23 documents. Finally, the type of publication most frequently used to publicize findings from the analysis of the aforementioned variables was Journal Articles, which represented 69% of the total scientific production.