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Asociaciones de servicio, desarrollo y desigualdades.

Authors: AMENDOLA, Adalgiso; GAROFALO, Maria Rosaria;

Asociaciones de servicio, desarrollo y desigualdades.

Abstract

El ensayo utiliza el enfoque neoinstitucional y el relacional al desarrollo para explicar las diferencias territoriales: se evidencia el papel de los factores históricos o de las expectativas subjetivas y aquel de los relativos vínculos múltiples de complementariedad. En este framework, las asociaciones de servicio y sus redes pueden funcionar como instituciones intermedias del desarrollo local: pueden contribuir a crear y a acumular en un contexto, infraestructuras inmateriales “virtuosas”. Se engloban asociaciones de servicio, redes y capital social para explicar itinerarios de desarrollo, y para eliminar trampas de desigualdad. Experiencias en América Latina sugieren ejemplos virtuosos o viciosos.

The essay utilizes the new institutional approach and relational development to explain the regional differences: it explains the role of historical factors, that of the subjective expectations and the relative multiple links of complementarity. In this framework, service associations and its networks can work as intermediate institutions of local development. In fact they can help to create and accumulate in this context, “virtuous” immaterial infrastructures. It includes service associations, networks and social capital to explain development routes and to eliminate inequality traps. Case studies in Latin America suggest virtuous or vicious examples.

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Italy, Colombia
Keywords

Capital social, Social capital, Inequality, Service associations, Desigualdad, Territorial development, Redes, Asociaciones de servicio, Networks, Desarrollo territorial

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