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This paper analyzes the urban research field in Latin America between 1973 and 1982. It's focus on how and why certain cities concentrate a growing number of researchers and institutions. Based on primary and secondary sources analysis, it postulates that from 1973, Mexico city acquires increasing relevance within the urban research networks in Latin America. In order to understand this growing centrality, this paper reconstructs a series of processes deployed in various geographies and temporalities and emphasizes the importance of addressing both relationships between researchers and institutions and broader political and economic issues.

México-DF y las redes de la investigación urbana en América Latina (1973 – 1982)