The Colombian Subproliarchy: State Deficiencies and Democratic Deficit

This article analyzes the Colombian democracy in the decade 2002-2011. The central argument is that Colombia is a case of democracy deficits, which does not cover the minimum of political democracies and constitutes a subpoliarchy.  In this condition, it directly affects state deficiencies in its di...

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Main Author: Javier Duque Daza
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidad del Rosario, Bogota 2012-07-01
Series:Desafíos
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Online Access:https://revistas.urosario.edu.co/index.php/desafios/article/view/2099
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spelling doaj-4de5fd3be77c4911b00873bb292df8302020-11-25T01:53:41ZengUniversidad del Rosario, BogotaDesafíos0124-40352145-51122012-07-012411752301702The Colombian Subproliarchy: State Deficiencies and Democratic DeficitJavier Duque Daza0Universidad del ValleThis article analyzes the Colombian democracy in the decade 2002-2011. The central argument is that Colombia is a case of democracy deficits, which does not cover the minimum of political democracies and constitutes a subpoliarchy.  In this condition, it directly affects state deficiencies in its dimensions of coercion and social cohesion. Democratic deficits occur in the basic conditions of political  competition, with regular elections, though not free, nor fair and competitive elections, in the continued presence of fraud and manipulation of election results,  and the absence of guarantees for civil and political liberties. These features justify the various adjectives applied to Colombia, always from a negative perspective.https://revistas.urosario.edu.co/index.php/desafios/article/view/2099DemocraciapoliarquíaderechoseleccionesEstadoviolencia
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The Colombian Subproliarchy: State Deficiencies and Democratic Deficit
Desafíos
Democracia
poliarquía
derechos
elecciones
Estado
violencia
author_facet Javier Duque Daza
author_sort Javier Duque Daza
title The Colombian Subproliarchy: State Deficiencies and Democratic Deficit
title_short The Colombian Subproliarchy: State Deficiencies and Democratic Deficit
title_full The Colombian Subproliarchy: State Deficiencies and Democratic Deficit
title_fullStr The Colombian Subproliarchy: State Deficiencies and Democratic Deficit
title_full_unstemmed The Colombian Subproliarchy: State Deficiencies and Democratic Deficit
title_sort colombian subproliarchy: state deficiencies and democratic deficit
publisher Universidad del Rosario, Bogota
series Desafíos
issn 0124-4035
2145-5112
publishDate 2012-07-01
description This article analyzes the Colombian democracy in the decade 2002-2011. The central argument is that Colombia is a case of democracy deficits, which does not cover the minimum of political democracies and constitutes a subpoliarchy.  In this condition, it directly affects state deficiencies in its dimensions of coercion and social cohesion. Democratic deficits occur in the basic conditions of political  competition, with regular elections, though not free, nor fair and competitive elections, in the continued presence of fraud and manipulation of election results,  and the absence of guarantees for civil and political liberties. These features justify the various adjectives applied to Colombia, always from a negative perspective.
topic Democracia
poliarquía
derechos
elecciones
Estado
violencia
url https://revistas.urosario.edu.co/index.php/desafios/article/view/2099
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