El Cambio en el Paradigma de Responsabilidad del Estado: Una Revisión Documental de la Actividad Legislativa en Colombia

Abstract

This work examines the evolution of the paradigm of State responsibility in Colombia, spanning from the promulgation of the 1991 Constitution to recent legislation and decisions of the Constitutional Court. There is a significant change towards a more comprehensive and decentralized vision of the state role. Through a detailed documentary review, the study highlights how state responsibility has extended to various areas, including education, health and social welfare. The analysis also highlights the influence of technological advances and communication on the execution of public policies. It is concluded that, although the new paradigm has introduced innovations and challenges, its impact on the lives of citizens still needs to be exhaustively evaluated. The study suggests that the adaptability and inclusion of all social actors are crucial to the success of this new model of state responsibility. The need for future research is highlighted to evaluate the effectiveness and long-term impact of these changes.