Participative Democracy and Regional Attractiveness in Latin America

Abstract

This paper compares urban development policies in two Latin American cities: Rosario (Argentina) and Villa El Salvador (Peru). Both of these policies are characterized by the implementation of participative local governance. An analysis is made of the impact of the processes of participative democracy on the regional attractiveness of these two cities, from both a national and an international point of view.

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