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This volume provides a comprehensive framework of the democratic movements in Chile since the end of the Pinochet regime
Uses empirical data to form an overview of the country's political sphere
Expertly adds to the debate on the relationship between politics and civil society in Chile and the difficulties imposed by the limitations of citizen participation
Table des matières
List of Tables
Acknowledgements
Acronyms
Introduction: The Question of Democracy in a Democratic Society
Chapter 1. Construction of Democracy, Public Policies and Participation of Civil Society
Chapter 2. Chile: Top-Down Modernization and Low Intensity Re-Democratization
Chapter 3. Social Policy Agendas in the Transition to Democracy
Chapter 4. Civil Society, Public Policy Networks and Participatory Initiatives
Chapter 5. From the Civil Society to the State: A New Elite is Born?
Conclusion: Participation and Public Policies in the Chilean Democratic Process
References
Index
A propos de l'auteur
Gonzalo Delamaza is a Chilean sociologist and Professor at the University of Los Lagos, Chile. He has actively participated in the design and evaluation of many social programs implemented by NGOs in cooperation with the Chilean government. He is the author of several books and articles on public policy and democracy in Chile, including Tan lejos tan cerca: políticas públicas y sociedad civil en Chile (2005).
