Anuario Centro de Investigación y Estudios Políticos
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Petróleo y resistencia en Centroamérica. El caso de "Acción de lucha antipetrolera (ADELA)" en el Caribe sur de Costa Rica (1999-2002)
(2016)Si bien Centroamérica no es reconocida internacionalmente como una región de explotación petrolera, en los últimos 20 años numerosas empresas transnacionales han estado implementando proyectos de exploración y explotación ... -
La construcción simbólica de la seguridad en el proceso de creación de los tribunales de flagrancia en Costa Rica
(2015)Este artículo reconstruye el proceso político que da origen a los Tribunales de Flagrancia en Costa Rica (2008-2009) desde el estudio de los discursos reproducidos en torno al delito y el castigo. Desde un enfoque ... -
GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTRUCTION OF LIMON PROVINCE, COSTA RICA: POWER, CULTURE AND TERRITORY
(2014-12-06)A territorial analysis of Limón Province is made through a critical perspective of how this region was conceived and built throughout its history. We discuss about some geographical constructions and imaginaries made towards ... -
ANALYSIS OF INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN IN SUPREME AUDIT INSTITUTIONS. THE CASE OF COSTA RICA
(2014-12-06)This paper aims to understand the progress and setbacks they have experienced the supreme audit institution in Costa Rica in terms of institutional strength / weakness, after the reform in 1994. For this purpose the Organic ... -
PUBLIC POLICIES ANALYSIS BASED ON ACTORS: A QUANTITATIVE MODEL APPLIED TO E-GOVERNMENT CASES IN COSTA RICA AND CHILE
(2014-12-06)This paper describes an analytical model intended to explain and/or predict the possible success or failure of public policies. Given that is more difficult to define the context of public actions, this model proposes that ... -
MOPT REFORM: A ANALYSIS FOR OPORTUNITIES OF INPROVEMENT
(2014-12-06)This article aims to bring inescapable aspects, from the point of view of LanammeUCR, should be incorporated in a practical way to the MOPT reform initiative that could be raised. Historically, different entities have ... -
THE ELECTORAL JUDGE AS POLITICAL COMMUNICATOR
(2014-12-06)This study pretends to examine the Costa Rican electoral judge’s behavior as a political communicator. Precisely, it looks at which measures this judge has adopted in order to contribute to a better exposition, circulation ... -
LOOKING FOR THE IDEA: PATHS FOR THE RESEARCH ABOUT ANARCHISM IN COSTA RICA DURING THE FIRST DECADES OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
(2014-12-06)This paper studies the research literature refered to anarchist thought in Costa Rica during the first decades of the twentieth century. Given the short age of the line of research by the authors on this subject, the author ... -
POLITICAL HUMOR: ANALYSIS OF POLITICAL CARICATURE IN THE REFERENDUM 2007
(2012-12-06)The present article analyzes the political caricature, published on the cover of Semanario Universidad, during the referendum process developed in Costa Rica in 2007. The study exposes what is the role played by the political ... -
PRESENTACIÓN
(2014-12-06)Presentación del Anuario del Centro de Investigación y Estudios Políticos 2013. -
EQUIPO EDITORIAL Y COLABORADORES
(2014-12-06)Nombres de los miembros del equipo editorial y demás colaboradores del Anuario. -
INNOVATION AND LEADERSHIP IN PARLIAMENTARY PROCESS: THE CASE OF IN VITRO FERTILISATION DEBATE
(2014-12-06)This article examines the Costarican parliamentary discussion of in vitro fecundation, on its first stage, from the point of view of innovation and leadership. In an interdisciplinary approach which integrates conceptual ... -
FREIDENBERG, Flavia y SUÁREZ-CAO, Julieta (eds). Territorio y poder: Nuevos actores y competencia política en los sistemas de partidos multinivel en América Latina.
(2014-12-06)Reseña del libro "Territorio y poder: Nuevos actores y competencia política en los sistemas de partidos multinivel en América Latina." -
THE HABIT OF VOTING: A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING ELECTORAL CHANGE AND STABILITY
(2014-12-06)Under circumstances of substantial turnout reductions, like those in the Costa Rican case in the last decade, the possibility that many more voters cultivate ‘habitual voting’ may constitute a key factor to revert such ... -
VIOLENCE AND CRIMINALIZATION OF CENTROAMERICAN MIGRATION: RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES
(2014-05-26)Introduces the recent context (2000-2011) of Central American migration transiting Mexico: flows and border securitization, legal control; detention of inmigrants, and the situation of abuse, violence and identity.The ... -
AMONG PARTICIPATION AND POLITICAL WILL. POPULAR INICIATIVE AND THE DRAFT BILL FOR WATER INTERGRATED RESOURCE MANAGEMENT “LEY GESTIÓN INTEGRAL DEL RECURSO HÍDRICO” IN COSTA RICA
(2014-05-26)This article analyzes the political process and organizational context of discussion and struggle for new spaces of political participation in democratic regimes through direct democracy mechanisms such as the popular ... -
COLLECTIVE ACTION AND CYCLES OF PROTEST: EXPERIENCES IN POLITICAL PARTICIPATION IN LA CARPIO, 1993-2013
(2014-05-26)This article presents the basic conclusions reached by my master’s thesis in Political Science. This paper analyses the process of collective action in La Carpio, Costa Rica, as an expression of political participation in ... -
PUBLIC POLICY PROMOTION AND REPETITION IN SECONDARY EDUCATION, COSTA RICA
(2014-05-26)The Ministry of Public Education (MEP) decided to modify the secondary school promotion system, which has been one of the most controversial decisions in public educational policy of the last 15 years in Costa Rica. Since ... -
BUREAUCRATIC PARLIAMENTARY AND LEGISLATIVE PRODUCTIVITY DUALISM: BETWEEN ADMINISTRATION AND POLITICS
(2014-05-26)This article explores the relations between the political manage of legislative factions and the technical-administrative support of the Costa Rican parliament from the point of view of the bills procedures efficiency and ... -
THE ELECTORAL LAW AND ITS IMPACT ON PARTY COMPETITION IN CENTRAL AMERICA
(2014-05-26)This article explains the influence of the electoral law on decentralization of competition in Central America. To achieve this objective, first there is a description of multilevel competition Guatemala, Honduras, El ...
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