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Orden en la Jungla: Estado de Derecho y Economía

By Kaufmann | July 28, 2008 No Comments »

     Recientemente este polémico y contundente artículo sobre Estado de Derecho apareció en ‘The Economist’, en inglés (ver original).  Y hubo discusión al respecto en nuestro blog (aquí).  Ahora el blog ‘Chile Liberal’ ha traducido el artículo al castellano (aquí).

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