Rendición de cuentas y sus metáforas: del foro al ágora y bazar
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En este documento tratamos de desarrollar una perspectiva "relacional" de la rendición de cuentas y de la llamada "no rendición de cuentas". Nos centramos en el uso que hace Mark Bovens de la metáfora del foro en su modelo de rendición de cuentas, argumentando que su perspectiva relacional es demasiado estrecha. En cambio, defendemos un compromiso mucho más amplio y fundamental con la idea de la rendición de cuentas. Ampliando las metáforas, señalamos otros dos espacios de rendición de cuentas: el "ágora", un espacio primordial, y el "bazar", un espacio emergente de rendición de cuentas que se basa en el...
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