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espanolEste articulo analiza los logros y obstaculos del Comite de Integracion y Desarrollo Fronterizo (CIDF) –como espacio de concertacion transfronteriza– en la frontera chileno-peruana entre los anos 2012 y 2016. Para ello, aborda las estrategias de relacionamiento del mundo social y empresarial ariquenos, partiendo por la interaccion de sus actores mas relevantes dentro y fuera del CIDF. Se realizaron entrevistas a diversos actores sociales, economicos y estatales ariquenos que evidenciaron disimiles comportamientos respecto de la frontera y sus espacios institucionales de contacto. Se concluye que el gremio empresarial ligado al transporte y la construccion es renuente al contacto transfronterizo, mientras que el gremio ligado al servicio turistico ha tenido una disposicion mas abierta a sus pares tacnenos. El mundo social, por su parte, se inclina por una mirada integracionista. EnglishThis text analyzes the achievements of and obstacles faced by the Border Integration and Development Committee (Comite de Integracion y Desarrollo Fronterizo - CIDF) on the Chilean-Peruvian border between 2012 and 2016 as a space of cross-border consultation. The strategies deployed by the social and business world in Arica are analyzed based on interaction with key stakeholders within and outside of the CIDF. Interviews were conducted with social, economic and state actors from Arica who exhibited different attitudes regarding the border and its institutional spaces for contacts. The authors conclude that the business association linked to transport and construction is reluctant to engage in cross-border contact, while the union linked to tourism service has developed in a way that is more open to engaging with their peers in Tacna in Peru. For its part, the social world has adopted an open, integrationist outlook.

Comité de Integración y Desarrollo Fronterizo Perú-Chile: aproximaciones al mundo social y empresarial en torno a la frontera