Giuristi Vol. 1 Nº 2 (2020)

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    Le bien-etre social et le bien-vivre: les impenses de la prise de decision en matiere economique
    (Universidad ESAN, 2020-12-01) Koubi, Geneviève
    The “buen vivir” designates a paradigm inherent to the social field which seeks to focus on human values such as solidarity and the model of sustainable development. In this sense, it differs from "living better" — an individualistic interpretation of life—, far from respecting the natural environment and which deifies the economic activity. Thus, this contribution aims to introduce a conceptual framework regarding «good living» to understand that the operational function of social welfare cannot be addressed in a unidimensional way, just considering the economy, but also environmental variables, such as public health, quality of life, social integration, access to social rights, among others. All this has an impact on the identification of indicators that also measure these variables, intending to allow all the people to be drivers in social, political, and economic development in a sustainable manner.
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    La bonne gouvernance des finances publiques et le developpment economique
    (Universidad ESAN, 2020-12-01) Tirard, Manuel
    The concept of good governance of public finances emerged in the 1990s within the discourse of international organizations to promote issues well known today, such as the performance of public spending, the transparency of the public budget, etc. After the 2008 crisis, this concept has evolved towards the obligation to respect the budget balance. In any case, the national reception of the international prescriptions in the matter of good governance of public finances must be verified, thus showing the difficulties involved in wanting to apply the same legal rules everywhere. The example of the varied reception of the golden rule of public finances by the laws of European states confirms this.