National University of Colombia, Facultad de Ciencias Económicas
Date Written: September 9, 2021
Abstract
Spanish Abstract: Este texto reúne los análisis de los profesores de la Facultad de Ciencias Económicas e investigadores del CID de la Universidad Nacional sobre la actual coyuntura del ciclo de movilizaciones en curso en Colombia, con particular referencia al análisis de los sujetos del paro, sus paradigmas y supuestos sesgos ideológicos, y sobre opciones de políticas públicas para salir adelante como país.
English Abstract: This study gathers the analyses of the professors of the Faculty of Economics and the researchers of the CID of the Universidad Nacional on the ongoing cycle of mobilizations in Colombia, with particular reference to the analysis of the subjects of the strike, their paradigms and alleged ideological biases, and on public policy options to move forward as a country.
Keywords: campesinos, indígenas, policía, reforma, bioeconomía, economía heterodoxa, regla fiscal, informalidad, acuerdo de paz, ingreso mínimo garantizado; género; identidad social.
Zapata, Laura Bayona and Bogliacino, Francesco and Bula, Jorge Iván and Silva, Sara Caicedo and Córdoba Toro, Paula and Guevara, Diego Alejandro and Rodríguez, Yesenia Parrado and Perdomo, John Mauro and Prada, Nataly and Rosales, Laura Rangel and Rey, Catherina and Rincón Ruiz, Alexander and Rodríguez, Jorge and Salinas, Juan Sebastián and Sánchez, María Fernanda and Torres, Luisa Fernanda and Urrea-Ríos, Ivan Leonardo and Villaveces Niño, Marta Juanita and Erazo, Andrea Yate, Propuestas económicas en una Colombia en crisis (Economic Proposals to Overcome Colombia’s Crisis) (September 9, 2021). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3920439 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3920439
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