Abstract
This paper analyzes the legal impact drawn from the incorporation of Colombia as a member of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). The so-called “Club of good practices” will grant the Colombian State the opportunity to approach different chapters by making changes in the legislation towards public policymaking. A symbiosis between a descriptive and explanatory method materialize the legal implications set out in the 23 chapters approved by the OECD for Colombia and themethodological component depends on the response capacity of the country to them. The development of this paper is focused on: i) analyzing the legal impact of the OECD in Colombia in terms of the 23 chapters approved; ii) determining the response capacity of the Colombian State to incorporate the legal changes raised by the OECD, and iii) the receipt that would be the incorporation of the legislation required in the strategic sectors of the country.
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