State Macro-organization, institutions and control bodies

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Issue: Vol. 6 No. 2 (2004)
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Keywords: control fiscal , Colombia , evaluación , instituciones , macroorganizaciones , Estado , clientelismo , carrera administrativa , presupuesto. Fiscal control , Colombia , evaluation , institutions , macroorganizations , state , cronysmo , civil service , budget controle fiscal , Colômbia , avaliação , instituições , macro-organizações , Estado , clientelismo , carreira administrativa , orçamento.

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Carlos Ariel Sanchez-Torres Universidad del Rosario
Rodrigo Naranjo-Galves Universidad del Rosario
Edilberto Peña-González Universidad del Rosario
Abstract

This paper  examines  how  the  place  of  Colombia's supreme  audit institutions  -Contralorías-  in  the  government' s  macro-organization  and the institutional  design  affects their performance.   The theoretical  frame is the theory  of  institutions  (North)  and the theory of macro-organizations  (Matus): Based on this frame and a   study of concrete  inter  governmental  relationships  in  which  they  take  part, specific  flaws in the  contralorias’  institutional  design  are  identified: They  have  to  do with  their  independence  and  their  efficacy  of  performance  evaluation.

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Sanchez-Torres, C. A., Naranjo-Galves, R., & Peña-González, E. (2010). State Macro-organization, institutions and control bodies. Estudios Socio-Jurídicos, 6(2), 229–277. Retrieved from https://revistas.urosario.edu.co/index.php/sociojuridicos/article/view/294
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