Lessons from Latin America’s Experience with Participatory Budgeting

Benjamín Goldfrank

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Politics and Society in Latin America Fiscal Policies and Political Economy Public Policy and Governance

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In the past three or four decades, public finance theorists and practitioners have struggled to identify and design institutional arrangements to help close the gap between the preferences of voters and the mix of public services actually delivered. Participatory budgeting is potentially a good approach. This book presents an authoritative guide to the principles and practice of participatory budgeting, providing a careful analysis of the potentials of participatory budgeting in strengthening inclusive and accountable governance as well as risks associated with interest group capture of partic.

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