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Análisis de los involucrados

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El presente escrito contiene la fundamentación teórica y la metodología de aplicación del análisis de involucrados, un instrumento de planificación que sirve especialmente para el diseño, la implementación y el seguimiento de políticas, programas y proyectos sociales. El trabajo pretende ser útil para los que se dedican a estas actividades, especialmente a aquellos que trabajan en las áreas que comprende la política social. El análisis es una manera de tomar en cuenta la oposición y los apoyos que cualquier intervención de las autoridades puede originar.

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  • De Sebastián, Luis, 1999. "Análisis de los involucrados," IDB Publications (Working Papers) 1165, Inter-American Development Bank.
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