Structural elements in the complex character of the nationbuilding process in Perú
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https://doi.org/10.15381/is.v13i23.7233Keywords:
Nación, proyecto de largo plazo, proyecto histórico, elite política, intereses de la población, intereses estratégicosAbstract
What we have in Peru at the beginning of the XXIst century is a formal and not a real nationState. It did not let the market to perform efficiently; neither did it properly satisfy the demands of the majority of the people. This led to the State’s loss of legitimacy. This can be explained by the lack of a political elite capable of putting forward a long-term project to the country. The reversal of that deficit works on the premise that the historical project will contribute decisively in the nation-building process only if it accomplishes to carrying out the essential interests of the population and to safeguard the strategic interests of the country.
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