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America Latina y el Caribe - Confianza, ?Un bien escaso? (Spanish, Paperback)
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America Latina y el Caribe - Confianza, ?Un bien escaso? (Spanish, Paperback)
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La convivencia democratica solo es posible en un entorno de
confianza. La confianza es el fundamento de toda relacion social
que no este sustentada en la fuerza. En contextos democraticos
recurrir a la imposicion es una practica ilegitima y reprochable,
por lo que se deben establecer relaciones diferentes, relaciones de
confianza. La confianza aumenta las posibilidades de cooperacion
mas alla de la interaccion con personas conocidas. Por otro lado,
la confianza reduce los costos de transaccion en las relaciones
sociales y agiliza la toma de decisiones. Es el punto de partida
para la derivacion de reglas para la conducta apropiada. La
confianza actua como una columna vertebral en la interaccion de las
personas, en la relacion de los ciudadanos con el Estado y las
instituciones, asi como en la relacion bilateral, regional o
multilateral de los paises para hacerle frente a los desafios del
acontecer mundial. Este libro forma parte del proyecto
"Gobernabilidad y convivencia democratica en America Latina y el
Caribe," el cual cuenta con el auspicio de la Agencia Espanola de
Cooperacion Internacional para el Desarrollo (AECID). Los autores
afirman que la confianza es un ingrediente clave para la
consolidacion de la gobernabilidad y la convivencia democraticas.
Cada uno desarrolla distintas dimensiones de la confianza, la
confianza politica, la confianza academica, la confianza
empresarial, la confianza diplomatica, la confianza militar y la
confianza desde los pueblos originarios.
Description in English]
Latin America and the Caribbean: Trust, a scarce good?
Democratic coexistence is only possible in an environment of
trust. Trust is the foundation for any social relationship not
based on force. In democratic contexts, resorting to imposition is
an illegitimate and reprehensible practice, which is why it is
necessary to establish different relationships - relationships of
trust. Trust increases the chances of cooperation beyond
interaction with prior acquaintances. In addition, trust reduces
transaction costs in social relationships and speeds up decision
making. It is the starting point for formulating rules on
appropriate behavior. Trust acts as the backbone of interaction
between people, and the relations between citizens and the State
and institutions, as well as the bilateral, regional or
multilateral relations established by countries to deal with the
challenges posed by world events. This book forms part of the
project entitled "Governability and Democratic Coexistence in Latin
America and the Caribbean," sponsored by the Spanish Agency for
International Development Cooperation (AECID). The authors contend
that trust is a key ingredient in the consolidation of democratic
governance and coexistence. Each looks at different dimensions of
trust: political trust, academic trust, business-related trust,
diplomatic trust, military trust and the trust of native peoples.
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