Colombia: Así en la guerra como en la paz

Colombia: Así en la guerra como en la paz
ISBN-10
8417118357
ISBN-13
9788417118358
Series
Colombia
Category
Political Science
Pages
96
Language
Spanish
Published
2018-09-12
Publisher
La Huerta Grande
Author
Jorge Alberto Giraldo

Description

Más conocida por su guerra civil, Colombia es un país diestro en buscar negociaciones con guerrillas, paramilitares y narcos; pero ha sido mucho menos diestra en la construcción de unas instituciones políticas eficaces, de un territorio integrado y de una sociedad decente. Este ensayo recorre la historia de esos múltiples intentos de paz "tan antiguos como el conflicto armado". Está escrito por quien ha sido testigo del último gran intento por lograr esa "paz inestable" en un país cuya tarea, ahora, es esa construcción que afiance la tan anhelada paz.

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