Titlebook: Colombia; The Politics of Refo Eduardo Posada-Carbó (Senior Lecturer in Latin Ame Book 1998 Institute of Latin American Studies 1998 budget

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Introduction Reflections on the Colombian State: in Search of a Modern Role) by surprise. As serious as the riots in Caracas were the frustrated . led by army officers. At the root of these signs of political instability was ‘the institutional devastation of the state’. In a critical self-assessment of the reforms undertaken by the Pérez administration, Nairn concluded that ‘market reforms require an effective state’.

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The Colombian ,: an Assessments therefore a significant change in direction, from the import-substitution model to a policy of competition and reduction of tariff and non-tariff barriers to trade. It was not a revolution in which every existing institution was destroyed and an entirely new economy was created.

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Regulation and Deregulation: The Process of Reform in Colombia, 1990–94utilities, social services and infrastructure. Within this context, two elements of these reforms stand out: a massive effort to deregulate vast areas of the economy, and a simultaneous decision to create new institutions for regulating the expanded private sector activities within a competitive environment.

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the state, the economy and the society are redefined in Latin America, Colombia has also undergone substantial transformations. This story offers a Colombian dimension to the increasing interest in processes of state reform elsewhere. The approach is interdisciplinary and will be of interest to poli

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Colombian Housing Policy During the 1990sn to realise that this approach was doomed to failure.. Governments could not build sufficient homes to satisfy the large numbers of families requiring better accommodation. The unwelcome consequence was that the numbers of families living in ‘informal’ housing were increasing through time.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8351-9062-7 associated with larger surpluses (smaller deficits)’. in the state fiscal accounts in the United States. Poterba observed that rules and political factors, such as the control of one party over the state legislature, are important in explaining differences in fiscal performance between different states in the United States.