The distrust in systems of impartition of mexican justice, prospection and evaluation through the perspective of the Conflict Analysis Tipology (CAT)

Abstract

The levels of perception of trust in Mexico are worrying, this implies that the benefits it possesses as an intangible value are unknown so that it is seen as an essential factor of the human being and this
may be able to resolve its own conflicts; those that arise from their relationship with other subjects in
the social environment; and those that deal with the State institutions in charge of imparting traditional
and alternative justice such as mediation.
This article explains the application of the qualitative instrument Conflict Analysis Typology (CAT) by
Josep Redorta, in the research called “The elements that generate Trust as an intangible value in
mediation” that allows the identification of the type of conflict that may arise, through of the typification
of dominant patterns, which sustain and grant scientific rigor to the problem of study raised, in
addition, that it will allow us to focus the appropriate intervention for the transformation and solution
of the detected conflict.