Ação pública e a construção de uma nova territorialidade urbana em Belo Horizonte (MG)
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2016-12-05
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Souza, Zilma Borges de
Nabuco, Ana Luisa
Silva Filho, João Soares
Ferreira, Rodrigo Nunes
Almeida, Maria Cristina Mattos
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The article discusses innovative mechanisms of democratic participation arising from Brazilian public policy that articulate relations between government, the private sector, and civil society on questions of territorial development. It focuses on the possibilities and limitations for democratic rearrangements of public spaces and the creation of new participatory tools and languages of public action for the promotion of public policy. The discussion is based on the experience of the city of Belo Horizonte’s regionalization led by the municipal government in 2011, in which, the city was divided into 40 areas called'Shared Management Territories.' The process, guidelines, and methods are described, and the different cases of dispute, conflict, and cooperation are analyzed to understand the languages of social action and the effects of territorial logic; these work in the construction of spaces and tools, enabling actors to enlarge their political participation, demand, and propose adjustments to public policy.
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Participatory democracy Participatory tools Shared management territories Territorialization Languages of public action Democracia participativa Instrumentos participativos Territórios de gestão compartilhada Territorialização Linguagens da ação pública Mecanismos de gestión compartida Regionalización Lenguaje de la acción pública