El actual estudio conserva como finalidad principal, Determinar la relación entre el ecoturismo y desarrollo local del distrito de Manuel Antonio Mesones Muro-Ferreñafe,2024, bajo la conservación y ejecución de un marco metodológico de peculiaridades cuantitativas, tipología básica, diseño libre de experimentación y nivel, correlacional propositivo, aunado a ello se dispuso de una población de 4210 ciudadanos sobre los cuales se extrajo una muestra representativa de 354 partícipes sobre quienes se suministró un cuestionario politómico de escala ordinal y modelo Likert; como tal en los hallazgos de estudio, el análisis de relación entre el ecoturismo y el Desarrollo Local del distrito de Manuel Antonio Mesones MuroFerreñafe, 2024, evidenció la existencia de un valor p < 0.05, mismo que permitió el rechazo de la H0 y la aceptación de la H1; finalmente se concluye, que ex...

The Peruvian justice system has undergone reforms for over thirty years. However, key indicators do not seem to have improved. In this article, we attribute this failure to the focus of the reforms, which have primarily centered on the selection of judges and prosecutors, the organization of the justice system, and procedural aspects. Most of these reforms have constituted overarching reforms revisiting previous reforms and offering solutions similar to those already tried, with the hope that —this time— they will be implemented effectively. Based on this, we propose that justice system reform should incorporate an economic or market perspective to better align the incentives of judges and prosecutors with those of society.

The Peruvian justice system has undergone reforms for over thirty years. However, key indicators do not seem to have improved. In this article, we attribute this failure to the focus of the reforms, which have primarily centered on the selection of judges and prosecutors, the organization of the justice system, and procedural aspects. Most of these reforms have constituted overarching reforms revisiting previous reforms and offering solutions similar to those already tried, with the hope that —this time— they will be implemented effectively. Based on this, we propose that justice system reform should incorporate an economic or market perspective to better align the incentives of judges and prosecutors with those of society.