Marcos legislativos, racionalidades político-económicas y ordenamiento territorial: La desarticulación sectorial y multinivel en México

Abstract

Territorial planning is a proposal that in México has not managed to consolidate itself at different geographical levels and scales due to the tensions that arise between polit-ical-economic rationales and balanced territorial development, as well as the disartic-ulation of the different sectors and the existence deficient legislative frameworks and planning processes. The objective of this research is to make visible the reasoning of the legislators, officials and public servants in the production and application of laws, the conflicting interests, the normative sectorization and the multilevel disarticulation that hinders the course of the initiatives aimed at achieving a territorial redistribution equita-ble. It is an analysis from critical geography that through the dialectical method debates the proposal of territorial ordering within the framework of the tensions generated by the comprehennsive and balanced structuring of the space, and highlights the importance of delving into the power relations and hidden interests that are decisive in the success or failure of territorial planning processes.