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- catalog abstract ""Comparative case-study approach to the relationship between municipal-NGO (nongovernmental development organizations) joint ventures and democratization and development in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru in the early 1990s. Authors analyze collaborative ventures among municipal governments, social movements, and NGOs dealing with housing, health care, waste disposal, urban environmental protection, and education. The case studies illustrate how grassroots collective action can stimulate important change in service delivery systems as the size of the State shrinks and privatization efforts expand. The authors hypothesize that democratization and sustainable development will depend on binding the organizations of civil society to one another, and ultimately to the municipal governments. Greater public-private collaboration may be a critical variable for achieving democratic development, but the path is likely to be a rocky one if past efforts have any bearing on the future"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57. http://www.loc.gov/hlas".
- catalog contributor b7888046.
- catalog created "c1995.".
- catalog date "1995".
- catalog date "c1995.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "c1995.".
- catalog description ""Comparative case-study approach to the relationship between municipal-NGO (nongovernmental development organizations) joint ventures and democratization and development in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru in the early 1990s. Authors analyze collaborative ventures among municipal governments, social movements, and NGOs dealing with housing, health care, waste disposal, urban environmental protection, and education. The case studies illustrate how grassroots collective action can stimulate important change in service delivery systems as the size of the State shrinks and privatization efforts expand. The authors hypothesize that democratization and sustainable development will depend on binding the organizations of civil society to one another, and ultimately to the municipal governments. Greater public-private collaboration may be a critical variable for achieving democratic development, but the path is likely to be a rocky one if past efforts have any bearing on the future"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57. http://www.loc.gov/hlas".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
- catalog description "Public policy and citizenship / Charles A. Reilly -- State, civil society, and popular neighborhood organizations in Buenos Aires : key players in Argentina's transition to democracy / Marcelo Cavarozzi and Vicente Palermo -- Negotiated interactions : NGOs and local government in Rosario, Argentina / Roberto Martínez Nogueira -- Brazilian NGOs in the 1990s : a survey / Rubem Cesar Fernandes and Leandro Piquet Carneiro -- NGOs, social movements, and the privatization of health care : experiences in São Paulo / Amélia Cohn -- Making cities livable : local initiatives in solid waste and public transportation management in Brazil / Silvio Caccia Bava and Laura Mullahy -- Chilean NGOs : forging a role in the transition to democracy / Brian Loveman -- Chilean health NGOs / Judith Salinas and Giorgio Solimano -- Local governments, decentralization, and democracy in Colombia / Pedro Santana Rodríguez -- Mexico's difficult democracy : grassroots movements, NGOs, and local government / Luis Hernández and Jonathan Fox -- Local power and development alternatives : an urban popular movement in northern Mexico / Julio Moguel -- NGOs, state, and society in Peru : anchors of the utopian vision / Baltazar Caravedo M. -- Topocrats, technocrats, and NGOs / Charles A. Reilly -- Selected bibliography / Charles A. Reilly, Elisavinda Echeverri-Gent, and Laura Mullahy.".
- catalog extent "xv, 319 p. ;".
- catalog identifier "1555875572 :".
- catalog issued "1995".
- catalog issued "c1995.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Boulder : L. Rienner,".
- catalog spatial "Latin America.".
- catalog subject "338.98 20".
- catalog subject "Community development Latin America.".
- catalog subject "HT127.5 .N49 1995".
- catalog subject "Municipal government Latin America.".
- catalog subject "Municipal services Latin America.".
- catalog subject "Non-governmental organizations Latin America.".
- catalog subject "Urban policy Latin America.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Public policy and citizenship / Charles A. Reilly -- State, civil society, and popular neighborhood organizations in Buenos Aires : key players in Argentina's transition to democracy / Marcelo Cavarozzi and Vicente Palermo -- Negotiated interactions : NGOs and local government in Rosario, Argentina / Roberto Martínez Nogueira -- Brazilian NGOs in the 1990s : a survey / Rubem Cesar Fernandes and Leandro Piquet Carneiro -- NGOs, social movements, and the privatization of health care : experiences in São Paulo / Amélia Cohn -- Making cities livable : local initiatives in solid waste and public transportation management in Brazil / Silvio Caccia Bava and Laura Mullahy -- Chilean NGOs : forging a role in the transition to democracy / Brian Loveman -- Chilean health NGOs / Judith Salinas and Giorgio Solimano -- Local governments, decentralization, and democracy in Colombia / Pedro Santana Rodríguez -- Mexico's difficult democracy : grassroots movements, NGOs, and local government / Luis Hernández and Jonathan Fox -- Local power and development alternatives : an urban popular movement in northern Mexico / Julio Moguel -- NGOs, state, and society in Peru : anchors of the utopian vision / Baltazar Caravedo M. -- Topocrats, technocrats, and NGOs / Charles A. Reilly -- Selected bibliography / Charles A. Reilly, Elisavinda Echeverri-Gent, and Laura Mullahy.".
- catalog title "New paths to democratic development in Latin America : the rise of NGO-municipal collaboration / edited by Charles A. Reilly.".
- catalog type "text".