This book presents the analysis of the Citizen Participation Mechanisms (CPM) within the agencies and entities of the Federal Public Administration (APF). It begins by exploring the definitions of various forms of institutionalized citizen participation. Subsequently, it carries out quantitative monitoring by updating and expanding official data on the promotion, formation, organization and operation of these mechanisms in Mexico. It concludes by analyzing the conception of participation for the federal government in this six-year term. Throughout the work, the complexities and challenges of citizen participation in the Mexican context are addressed. The approach not only seeks to understand the functioning of the MPC in the APF, but also to project a critical look at its scope and effectiveness, as well as to identify limitations and setbacks. In the end, what is sought is to make re...read more
