Abstract

In this study, emphasis will be given to the challenge of the organizational management process within a development model that considers the territorial possibilities and necessities as a basis for the process of sustainable, endogenous development. The territorial unit considered in the study is the municipality, highlighting the existing possibility in Brazil of implanting a model of participatory management on taking into account the large number of small municipalities existing in the Country. The problematic of large cities is also analyzed, recognizing, however, the greater difficulty of articulation among the representative players of society, based on the exogenous forces engaging within these regions. In order to study the management process, the contexts that support the concept of sustainable development and the form of organizing the economic activities will be defined. In the discussion of management properly stated, emphasis will be given to administrative decentralization and to articulation, to planning process and to dissemination of information.

Highlights

  • Brazil embodies an area of approximately 8.5 million km[2], which can be divided into six different biomes, according to IBGE (Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics) publication: Brazilian Continental Biomes

  • This space is occupied by a population of more than 190 million habitants, with an urban concentration in the order of 85% of the population. This territory is divided into 5,565 municipalities, of which 4,957 municipalities have less than 50,000 habitants (IBGE, Census 2010)

  • The high rate of Brazilian urbanization highlighted in the last four decades of the past century, generated a full order of imbalance in these cities, given that they were not prepared for a migratory movement of that order

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Summary

Introduction

Within this context of deep, rapid changes and of diverse situations, considering the possibility of analyzing the proposals inserted within the discussions on territorial development and the respective management process becomes interesting, as a form of harmonizing the national needs of (economic, social and environmental) development with local particularities.

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