ABSTRACT

The paper uses qualitative analysis in the public transport arena to provide a thorough understanding of governing coalitions in Mexican cities and expand Urban Regime Analysis to the context of Mexico. The evidence suggests that Mexican urban regimes are organic-instrumental. In such regimes, private economic interests play a key role; the state government becomes the leading actor, and its collaborative management capabilities become crucial to achieving coalition goals and preserve the alliance between actors. About multilevel governance, the cases show that the differences in the party affiliations of authorities are insignificant for collaboration when an urban regime exists.

摘要

本文使用公共交通领域的定性分析来全面了解墨西哥城市的治理联盟，并将城市制度分析扩展到墨西哥的背景。证据表明，墨西哥的城市制度是有机的工具。在这种制度下，私人经济利益发挥着关键作用；州政府成为主导者，其协作管理能力对于实现联盟目标和维护行为者之间的联盟至关重要。关于多层次治理，案例表明，当存在城市政权时，当局的党派差异对于协作是微不足道的。