Municipalities, autonomy and coordination

Authors

  • Silvina Claudia Capdevila Universidad nacional del Litoral

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14409/rr.v1i2.4626

Keywords:

Municípios, autonomia, coordinación, Derecho argentino, áreas metropolitanas

Abstract

The theme developed in the present text is the issue of the autonomy of the municipalities in the national Constitution of Argentina, and how the Argentine law deals with the problem of the "metropolitan areas" in small and medium-sized cities in the provinces.

Author Biography

Silvina Claudia Capdevila, Universidad nacional del Litoral

Docente de grado y postgrado de la Universidad Nacional del Litoral y la Universidad Católica de Santa Fe (Santa Fe, Argentina). Doctoranda por la Universidad Católica de Santa Fe. Docente de postgrado invitada de la Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Abogada por la Universidad Nacional del Litoral. Abogada especializada en Derecho Administrativo por la misma Universidad. Abogada Relatora de la Corte Suprema de Justicia de la Provincia de Santa Fe, área Contencioso administrativa, desde 1995, función en la que continúa desempeñándose.

References

ARGENTINA. Censo Poblacional del año 2010. Disponible em: <www.censo2010.indec.gov.ar>.

BALBIN, Carlos F. Tratado de Derecho Administrativo. Tomo II. Buenos Aires: Editorial La Ley, 2011.

HERNÁNDEZ, Antonio María. Derecho Municipal. Parte General. México: U.N.A.M., 2003. p. 72.

HERNÁNDEZ, Antonio María. Relaciones del Municipios con otros municipios, la Provincia y la Región. Revista de Derecho Público. Santa Fe: Rubinzal-Culzoni Editores, 2004. p. 25 y siguientes.

MARCHIARO, Enrique José. Hace diez años que las microrregiones son una institución que se utiliza por parte de diversos municipios a lo largo de todo el país. Madrid: Diario La Ley, Suplemento de Actualidad, 13.set. 2007.

ROSATTI, Horacio. Tratado de derecho municipal. Tomo I, 2 ed. atual. Santa Fe: Ed. Rubinzal-Culzoni, 1998. p. 70.

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Published

2014-12-30

How to Cite

Capdevila, S. C. (2014). Municipalities, autonomy and coordination. Euro-Latin American Journal of Administrative Law, 1(2), 255–264. https://doi.org/10.14409/rr.v1i2.4626

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 2 (2014): July/December

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