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Regional planning in Latin America has traversed a long path. Analyzed from the beginning of the 21st century, it seems to include instruments that would make possible the public management of regional inequality with a comprehensive approach. The article analyzes the relation between the bureaucratic apparatus of the State and regional planning in two moments: the decades of the 1960s and 2010s. Two specific promotion policies are examined: the National Development Plan (1965-1969) and the Strategic Territorial Plan- Argentina 2016. On the basis of the analysis it is possible to argue that neither State bureaucracies nor private sector actors have managed to establish cooperation mechanisms that ensure a shared project, thus creating a situation characterized by the absence of “embedded autonomy”.

cuadernos de geografía, revista colombiana de geografía/cuadernos de geografía, revista colombiana de geografía

Auge y caída de la planificación regional en Argentina: entre la búsqueda de una autonomía enraizada y el escenario económico del capitalismo periférico (1965-2015)