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Publicación Análisis y propuesta de instrumentos jurídicos para prevenir las dificultades administrativas y financieras presentadas por algunos agentes del mercado de energía mayorista de Colombia en el periodo 2005-2010(Universidad EAFIT, 2011) Henao García, Andrea; Guisao Mira, Carlos Andrés; Maya Toro, Claudia AlexandraPublicación Deber de asesoría de las firmas comisionistas en el Mercado Integrado Latinoamericano (MILA)(Universidad EAFIT, 2011) Mahecha Zúñiga, Ángela Patricia; Moreno Márquez, AdrianaPublicación Desregulación en plataformas de alojamiento a corto plazo vs. sector de hospedaje tradicional en Colombia(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Barón Caballero, Valeria; Ramírez Pérez, Andrea Yesika; Toro Valencia, José AlbertoIn recent years, the collaborative economy has emerged as an international phenomenon that has transformed various traditional sectors, covering different areas, from transportation and deliveries to accommodation and rentals of all kinds. In this context, short- and medium-term rental platforms like Airbnb have become more popular and affordable than traditional hospitality, as they allow thousands of people to rent a cozy space for very short periods of time. It is no secret that this tourism boom has improved the economies of hosts who have offered their spaces to meet the demand for accommodation, which in turn increases the supply of the service. However, issues and concerns have arisen from the traditional sector, as there is no specific regulation addressing this new business model. Furthermore, the lack of regulation for these platforms in Colombia has raised normative and general interest concerns, given the potential for unfair competition, since they are not playing by the same rules as hotels or traditional accommodation service providers. This includes issues like fiscal obligations, taxable and tariff bases, and strict regulations, among others. This research aims to analyze the current situation of these platforms in Colombia from a multifaceted perspective, investigating the implications of their impact on the economy and legislation.Publicación El coaseguro y la vinculación procesal de coaseguradoras al proceso judicial en Colombia(Universidad EAFIT, 2019) Guerra Hernández, Pablo José; Gómez Molina, Diana MaríaPublicación Estudio de la Ley 1258 de 2008: por medio de la cual se crea la Sociedad por Acciones Simplificada en Colombia(Universidad EAFIT, 2010) Fernández Jaramillo, Laura; Correa Nuttin, Julia; Rengifo Higuita, RamiroPublicación La figura del administrador de hecho en el derecho colombiano : retos de aplicación en las acciones de responsabilidad(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Villegas Brandani, Simón; González Jaramillo, José LuisThis thesis examines the figure of the de facto administrator in Colombian corporate law, based on the liability regime established in Laws 222 of 1995 and 1258 of 2008. A de facto administrator is a person who, without holding a formal position, carries out positive acts of management, direction, or administration within a company, and thus assumes the same duties and responsibilities as a formally appointed administrator. The study explores the key duties that govern their conduct—such as good faith, loyalty, and diligence—and how breaches of these duties may give rise to legal actions for damages caused. The research addresses the two main liability actions: the social action, aimed at compensating the company for harm to its assets, and the individual action, which allows shareholders or third parties to claim for personal damages. It also highlights the evidentiary challenges involved in obtaining a judicial declaration of de facto administration, and in proving a causal link between the breach of duties and the resulting harm. In addition, the work compares the Colombian approach with similar figures in other jurisdictions, such as Spain, France, and common law systems, emphasizing key differences—especially regarding the continuity of conduct and the level of control exercised. The paper concludes by proposing legal and statutory reforms to strengthen the application of this figure, ensuring both its effectiveness in protecting corporate interests and the legal certainty of those involved.Publicación La teoría de los riesgos en la compraventa internacional de mercaderías(Universidad EAFIT, 2015) Aguirre Medina, Manuela; Aristizábal Johnson, Cristina; Toro Valencia, José AlbertoPublicación Mérito ejecutivo de la póliza de seguros. ¿Una verdadera protección al consumidor financiero?(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Guerra Hernández, Pablo José; Rodríguez Rodríguez, Diego; Mejía Rico, EstebanIn today's commercial landscape, particularly in the financial sector, consumers constantly interact with various entities like banks and insurers. This widespread interaction can create power imbalances, leading to potentially abusive practices that leave financial consumers vulnerable. Therefore, a robust regulatory framework is crucial to safeguard their rights. This research focuses on numeral 3 of Article 1053 of the Colombian Commercial Code. This regulation was designed to empower policyholders or beneficiaries, allowing them to initiate executive proceedings if the insurer fails to object to their claim in a timely manner. Essentially, the policy acquires executive merit (or enforceability), transforming a dispute that would typically require a declarative judgment into a direct collection process. However, this seemingly protective measure sparks critical discussion. While the intent is positive, the legal consequences of this provision could, paradoxically, further disadvantage the consumer. If the tool fails to achieve its objective, the consumer's options for protection would be limited. To analyze this, the research will explore the rationale behind structuring executive action as a consumer protection mechanism. It will then define the executive merit of an insurance policy and its implications. Key components of the claim process against an insurer will be examined to understand what the regulation truly covers and what is needed for the factual scenario to lead to the expected legal outcome. Given that the regulation authorizes the claimant to pursue executive proceedings, this type of process and its underlying philosophy will be thoroughly analyzed from the financial consumer's perspective. Its requirements and elements will be reviewed to determine if there is a harmonious relationship between executive proceedings and this consumer protection tool. In summary, the regulation dictates that if an insurer fails to respond to a claim within one month, the policy gains executive merit. Finally, the research will explore the practical difficulties this situation presents for all involved parties (claimants, insurers, and judges), ultimately assessing whether this provision truly fulfills its purpose of protecting financial consumer rights.Publicación Paralelismo consciente y tracking de precios: Caracterización general y problemáticas para su tratamiento desde el Derecho de la competencia(Universidad EAFIT, 2018) Correa Serna, Juliana; Paffen López, Juliana; Bejarano López, Ángela MaríaPublicación Regulación de la publicidad de los influenciadores : una mirada al caso colombiano desde el derecho comparado(Universidad EAFIT, 2019) Pérez Villegas, MarÍa Fernanda; Monsalve Cardona, Sara Alexandra; Restrepo Soto,DanielPublicación Responsabilidad sin culpabilidad para los administradores societarios(Universidad EAFIT, 2015) López Arango, María Alejandra; Toro Hincapié, Lina Marcela; Rengifo Higuita, RamiroPublicación Validez, eficacia y oponibilidad de los pactos para-sociales de acuerdo a la legislación colombiana vigente(Universidad EAFIT, 2015) Piñeros Arenas, Andrea; Palacio Botero, Marcela