Plans versus planning in Latin American experience
Carlos A. de Mattos
Abstract
Carlos A. de Mattos
Abstract
The last two decades have seen quite a boom in various activities connected with the subject of national planning in the countries of Latin America: these activities have mainly involved the preparation of various types of plans, the establishment of numerous bodies specializing in this field, and an energetic discussion of the scope, content, procedures, forms, techniques, results and prospects of planning.
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The last two decades have seen quite a boom in various activities connected with the subject of national planning in the countries of Latin America: these activities have mainly involved the preparation of various types of plans, the establishment of numerous bodies specializing in this field, and an energetic discussion of the scope, content, procedures, forms, techniques, results and prospects of planning.
Key concepts: Latin Americans, Scope (computer science), Boom, Subject (documents), Regional science, Geography, Field (mathematics), Political science