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Public-private  cooperation as an instrument of development: Lessons from six agroindustrial  agglomerates in Latin America The article analyses how the processes of publicprivate cooperation have emerged and under what  conditions they have effectively contributed to  economic development, using, as case studies, the  experience of six sub-national areas in Mexico,  Colombia, Chile and Brazil where a significant number of businesses in the same productive  sectors are concentrated. The study stresses the  importance that big businesses with interests in  developing the area, institutions with a historical  trajectory related to the sector, and public policies  that promote processes of cooperation between businesses, especially small ones, are playing.  The cases demonstrate the existence of a virtuous  circle where public action can promote the construction of social capital and where, at the same  time, its presence can improve conditions so that  public-private cooperation will emerge as an  effective promotional instrument in the economic  development of the area. Resumen: El articulo analiza como surgen los procesos de  cooperacion publico-privada y bajo que condiciones estos contribuyen efectivamente al desarrollo  economico, empleando para tal fin, como estudios  de caso, la experiencia de seis territorios subnacionales en Mexico, Colombia, Chile y Brasil que concentran un significativo numero de firmas de  un mismo rubro productivo. El estudio resalta la  importancia que juegan en estos procesos la existencia de firmas grandes con interes en el desarrollo del territorio, de instituciones con trayectoria historica relacionadas al sector, y de politicas  publicas promotoras de procesos de cooperacion  entre empresas, especialmente pequenas. Los  casos muestran la existencia de un circulo virtuoso donde la accion publica puede promover la  construccion de capital social y donde a su vez la  presencia de este mejora las condiciones para que  surja la cooperacion publico-privada como un  instrumento efectivo de promocion del desarrollo  economico del territorio.

La cooperación público-privada como instrumento de desarrollo: Lecciones de seis aglomeraciones agroindustriales en América Latina