Consensus Building And Its Incidence On Policy The National Agreement In Peru Javier Iguiz by Javier Iguíñiz instant download after payment.

This article aims to present the composition and characteristics of the operation and
show evidence of the impact of consensually agreed “State Policies” by the National
Agreement Forum on government policy in Peru over the past decade. After opening
questions about the effectiveness of democratic institutions to change society, we
present in the second section the composition and characteristics of the Forum of the
National Agreement in Peru and the type of agreements reached. In the third section
we pick theoretical elements of Sen´s connection between values and political activity in
support of the potential impact on State Policies that the National Agreement (NA)
approved by consensus could have. In the fourth section we present the results of a
"survey" to very high rulers of the last governments and other officials and professionals
who respond to a question about the incidence of NA in their decisions. Thus, the type
of incidence of consensually approved policy orientations is established and also a first
look at its scope.