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New Paths To Democratic Development In Latin America The Rise Of Ngomunicipal Collaboration Charles A Reilly Editor

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New Paths To Democratic Development In Latin America The Rise Of Ngomunicipal Collaboration Charles A Reilly Editor
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Publisher: Lynne Rienner Publishers
File Extension: PDF
File size: 24.07 MB
Pages: 320
Author: Charles A. Reilly (editor)
ISBN: 9781685854959, 1685854958
Language: English
Year: 2023

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New Paths To Democratic Development In Latin America The Rise Of Ngomunicipal Collaboration Charles A Reilly Editor by Charles A. Reilly (editor) 9781685854959, 1685854958 instant download after payment.

Joining the growing body of literature examining NGOs and social movements in Latin America, this collection reaches beyond the study of the organizations themselves to explore their complex collaborative ventures with municipal governments—efforts that offer citizens a measure of hope for meeting housing, health, education, and environmental needs through experimentation, contracting, extension, and self-provisioning. These studies of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Peru, and Mexico aim to advance both democracy and development by concentrating on the local "capillaries" of society, where demands, supports, and information are exchanged to keep the political organism healthy. Ultimately, assert the authors, democratization and development, like effective poverty reduction and social problem solving, must be achieved at the local level.

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