Por:
Germán Darío Valencia Agudelo
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Fecha:
2017
This doctoral research analyzes the dynamic and evolution of the formal mechanisms created by the national government to negotiate the peace in Colombia between 1981 and 2016. The first section of the work identifies and presents the transactional institutional theory, and translates it into the political transactional analysis of the negotiated peace. The second section undertakes the empirical analysis of the peace transactions in Colombia during the study period; there it examines formal institutions and organizations created by the Colombian govemment to participate in the achievement of the peace by political means; these are organizations and institutions with which the structure of governance of the negotiated peace is configured.
This analysis draws three conclusions: the first is that in Colombia the government has built a series of formal institutions
- rules - through which has sought to regulate peace negotiations. The second is that the experience in peace negotiations has allowed the national government to create increasingly efficient governance structures to carry out specialized tasks arising from peace processes. And finally, that the structures of governance of the negotiated peace in Colombia have been conditioned by the leve! of political uncertainty in the country, the frequency of negotiations, and the experience of negotiating staff.
Fuente:
Universidad Externado de Colombia
Formatos de contenido:
Otros
