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GONZALEZ DIAZ, Justino G; GARCIA-VELASCO, Rómulo; RAMIREZ-HERNANDEZ, Javier-Jesús  y  CASTANEDA MARTINEZ, Tirzo. The territorialization of public policy in the territory management process as praxis for development. Cuad. Desarro. Rural [online]. 2013, vol.10, n.72, pp.243-265. ISSN 0122-1450.

This paper discusses the territory management process regarding a succinct property of the public policy, its territorialization. The methodological basis takes criteria and factors that deal exclusively with territorial development, and segregate two qualities to the territory: as a central focus of public policy and as a management unit. All in all, the interactions that make up social networks are analyzed and a proposal on the convergence structure for territorial management is presented. The results show the methodological feasibility in a case study, the District/Regional Councils of Sustainable Rural Development (CD / RDRS) in Central Mexico. It is concluded that the methodologies are coherent for reasoning the condition or situation of territorial development, and based on that propose solutions to the problems that arise from the management process.

Palabras clave : Territorial development; public policy; land management; District Councils; Regional Councils for Sustainable Rural Development; Participatory development; political; public administration; sustainable development.

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