LA IDEOLOGÍA DEL CÓDIGO PROCESAL CIVIL PERUANO DE 1992-1993

This paper addresses the ideology that would have been embodied in the Civil Procedure Code of 1992-1993. It starts from the premise that the civil procedure is an ideological institution on which an ideology is projected on the relations between the State and the individual. Thus, it is found that the procedural model regulated by the Code is built on the idea that individuals are instruments of the State. This idea would be compatible with certain ideologies that have served as the foundation or antecedent of the model: the Marxist, Klein's and Menger's ideologies.