Gobernanza y desarrollo sostenibles en ciudades híbridas-complejas

Presents a research, methodology and results, that evaluate the sustainability of the ways of making hybrid-complex city or urban praxis of the visible management government (VMG), from multilevel governance. The evaluation strategy [GEE + i] transversal and multidimensional develops from complexity in 4 phases. F1: Governance in the dramatic of the twenty-first century; F2: new conceptual architecture, territorial genetics; F3: onto-morphogenetic characterization of the hybrid city-genome, design and application of tools, models and governance indicators; F4: results, relation between morphogenetic analysis and experts’ opinion/delphi. Concludes proving the correlation between the current sociopolitical model, opposed to the constitutional governance model and federal decentralized State, the global economic perspectives and expresses in the absence of rule of law/justice and governance and space-locally in the centralized dissolution of the local government and hybrid city genome. The relationship between governance, formal ways of making/producing the hybrid city-genome tends to be positive and, between governance informal ways of making/producing the hybrid city-genome negative due to its autopoietic character; centrifugal and centripetal flows of power confrontation, centralization-decentralization, and absence of governance/social cohesion, deepens spatial and socio-political segregation and civic life precariousness, increasing protests and ingovernability which prevents/hinders to overcome poverty and sustainable development.