State Modernization from the Legislative Agenda

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Modernization of the State, Civil Service, acquisitions and procurement law

Abstract

The present article seeks to give coherence to the movement and efervessence that is displayed at the National Congress since January 15th.The leading actors have announced the presence of an alliance moved by vested interests coming from the approval of specific legislation, among other things. In order to give coherence to the public administration for the future, the civil service and the procurement law are key factors to mobilize resources and results. This article puts us in tune with this modernizing airs.

Author Biography

Edgar Balsells, Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, Instituto de Análisis e Investigación de los Problemas Nacionales

Economist with a Master's degree in Policy Economics from the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, In charge of the Socioeconomic area of IPNUSAC.
E-mail: balsells.edgar@ipn.usac.edu.gt
https://orcid.org/0009-0002-9951-1654

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Castillo, C (2018) Reformar el Estado sigue siendo la tarea pendiente, en Revista Análisis de la Realidad Nacional, edición 26, octubre/diciembre, Universidad de San Carlos.

IPNUSAC (2018) Revista Análisis de la Realidad Nacional, edición 26 octubre/diciembre, Universidad de San Carlos

O´Donnell Guillermo (1993) Estado, Democratización y ciudadanía, en Revista Nueva Sociedad No128, Noviembre-Diciembre, Venezuela

Sandoval, Mario Antonio (2024) Inminente e inevitable muerte del giammatteiatto, Prensa Libre, 12 de enero

Fotografías de una sala de cirugía y de las fuerzas especiales de la Policia Nacional Civil de Guatemala

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Published

2024-03-01

How to Cite

Balsells, E. (2024). State Modernization from the Legislative Agenda. Análisis De La Realidad Nacional, 13(259), 9–26. Retrieved from https://revistas.usac.edu.gt/index.php/arn/article/view/1723

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Vol. 13 No. 259 (2024): ¿Habrá Modernización del Estado?

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Debate

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