Poder político y Poder Económico en Colombia

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María Mercedes Cuellar de Martínez
Banco de la República de Colombia

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Para entender lo que esta pasando en Colombia, y así buscar soluciones para el futuro, es esencial tener claridad sobre la forma como interactúan los interés de la sociedad con los intereses del estado. Los agentes del  gobierno requieren del apoyo de la sociedad a sus políticas .El rol principal de las organizaciones sociales es canalizar los intereses de la comunidad de forma tal que se traduzcan en demandas colectivas al gobierno. Si algunos individuos pueden obtener lo que quieren sin tener que recurrir a acciones colectivas, es poco probable que participe en ellas. 

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Feb 15, 2003

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Cuellar de Martínez, M. M. (2003). Poder político y Poder Económico en Colombia. Ecos De Economía, (1), 6–24. Retrieved from https://publicaciones.eafit.edu.co/index.php/ecos-economia/article/view/2101
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