Constitucion y Orden: Colombia vs Estados Unidos

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En este episodio Javier Mejia (Stanford University) explica por qué Colombia permitió deliberadamente la violencia a partir de la Constitución de Rio Negro (1863) al decidir no utilizar sus instituciones para influir en la distribución de los ingresos. En este caso, la tolerancia constitucional a la violencia emerge como una forma creíble para que el titular del poder restrinja la participación de la facción desafiante.

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