Neo-institutionalism and the legal system for market-based socio-economic development?
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NeoinstitutionalismAbstract
The neo-institutionalist school is a branch of thought that originated in Europe in democratic reconstruction as a political order to propose reforms of the time and has transcended to modernity. Considers institutions as rules of the game immersed in the legal system for the purposes of socioeconomic development, in which actors establish relationships between individuals in decision-making regarding norms. The objective of the presentation is to analyze and present the most relevant aspects of the postulates of this line of thought in which the legal system can make progress and well-being possible through the rule of law based on the market from the perspective of economic law. . It is limited to the Latin American country of Colombia to study political phenomena for the purposes of economic development.
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