Governança territorial e desenvolvimento: conselhos de desenvolvimento como estrutura externa do sistema de governança pública

Abstract

This thesis addresses territorial governance structures and their practices that meet public governance practices. The objective of the study was to propose, based on the integrative review studies, a framework for the territorial governance structure of socioeconomic development councils as an integral part of the public governance system. The problem to be answered was: what characterizes, in organizational and practical terms, a socioeconomic development council as a territorial governance structure of the public governance system? The methodology used consisted of bibliographical research to compose the theoretical framework and the integrative systematic review, the selection of scientific production related to the theme of governance structures and development, content analysis and categorization of territorial governance practices in development councils. The results confirmed the hypothesis that a participatory organizational structure and the practices of socioeconomic development councils that meet public governance practices characterize them as external structures of the public governance system, confirming the thesis.