Ecuador, �Un
pa�s predecible?
Esta conferencia est�
dirigida a todos aquellos que se sienten perplejos
ante la aparente inestabilidad, inpredictibilidad y
fragmentaci�n de la pol�tica ecuatoriana. En efecto,
para casi todos los observadores parece imposible
hacer proyecciones a un mediano plazo y planificar
inversiones u otras actividades, ante un marco
legal, normativo, procedural y pol�tico que parece
tan fr�gil como un campo de arenas movedizas.
EL Sr. Fernando
Bustamante, es un experimentado especialista en
an�lisis de riesgo pa�s, consultor de la Revista The
Economist, y de importantes empresas de inversiones
nacionales y extranjeras; abordar� los siguientes
t�picos:
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�Es el Ecuador un pa�s ingobernable?
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Qu� es lo inestable y que es lo estable en el
sistema Ecuatoriano?
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Instituciones Formales e Instituciones
Consuetudinarias. La Ley: �es una Ilusi�n?
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�Qu� es lo que el sistema pol�tico ecuatoriano est�
dise�ado para preservar?
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Clientelismo, Familismo y Corporativismo. Las tres
instituciones centrales.
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El golpe de Estado es parte del sistema
institucional. |
Ecuador: A
predictable
This talk is aimed all those who feel perplexed by
the apparent instability, unpredictability and
fragmentation of Ecuadorian politics. To most
observers it seems impossible to make medium term
projections, plan investments and other activities
in view of an apparently fragile and shifting
legal and institutional framework.
Mr.
Fernando Bustamante,
is an experienced country risk analysis expert. He
is currently a consultant for the The Economist
Intelligence Unit and also for several major local
and international investment firms.
He will address the following topics:
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Is Ecuador an ungovernable country?
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What is stable and unstable in the Ecuadorian
system?
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Formal institutions and customary institutions and
�habits�. Law: is it an illusion?
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What is it that the Ecuadorian political system is
designed to preserve.
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Clientele networks, extended families and
corporatism as the key l institutions
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Coups are a part of the institutional system. |