Development Strategy in the Northern State of Jalisco from the Institutional Perspective

Jose Vargas-Hernandez and Mónica Isabel García Mora ()
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Mónica Isabel García Mora: University of Guadalajara

Chapter Chapter 4 in Technology and Innovation for Social Change, 2015, pp 57-65 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract The regionalization process in Jalisco (Mexico) occurred in the 1990s leading to the decentralization of regions and formulating a regional development plan for each of them. Currently, despite the measures taken to establish regional plans, it appears that there are disparities in regional development, being the most affected the North Zone of the State. The aim of this study is to analyze a key factor, the ratio of the institutions with the development of the Northern region of the State of Jalisco, with a brief analysis of the role of institutions from economic, political and social perspectives. The method used is a review of the existing literature on institutional theory and the development of the Northern Zone of Estado. It concludes by stating as a strategy to promote the development, evaluation and strengthening of the institutions involved in this process.

Keywords: Development; Regional development institutions; Region; Northern state of Jalisco (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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DOI: 10.1007/978-81-322-2071-8_4

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