Constitutional law, organizational social responsibility and governance: the case of empresas municipales de Cali

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In this research article it is proposed to address the concept of social inclusion as a key element for the analysis of actions aimed at promoting inclusion spaces for the population with disabilities associated with road accidents. Legal effectiveness allows the emphasis on subjective, experiential and cultural aspects to identify and understand legal challenges. This was proposed from a qualitative research approach, to address the disability associated with road accidents and determine what applies and how the application object is achieved, understanding the problem as a historical process based on logic and with a critical look inside the particularities. In this way, and after the investigation carried out, it was possible to show that talking about social inclusion implies the approach to the concept of social exclusion, therefore, this article starts from the background of social exclusion, which entails the exploration of issues such as: poverty, inequality, social protection and social risk.

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Sosa Cardona, R. E., Tello-Castrillón, C., & Pineda Henao, E. F. (2020). Constitutional law, organizational social responsibility and governance: the case of empresas municipales de Cali. Justicia (Barranquilla), 25(37), 227–246. https://doi.org/10.17081/just.25.37.4153

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