Proximity Theorical Methodological Governance and Networks of Public Policy in the Mariposa Corridor Monarch Chincua-Campanario-Chivati-Huacal

The purpose of this research is to construct a methodological bridge between theoretical assumptions of public policies and governance, for the analysis of an empirical case: Tourism and environmental management in the Chincua-Campanario-Chivati-Huacal Corridor, Michoac?n State. The State assumed the obligation to ensure environmental public goods, recognizing its limitations to manage alone that's way citizen is not an actor who accepts everything, giving way to a new framework of State-Citizen relations, on which a governance scheme is built. In this corridor public, private and social actors interact around tourism, conceived as an instrument of environmental management for the conservation. This document is the methodological proposal to analyze these relations through the approach of public policy networks, linking theoretical elements of governance and public policies, explaining the elements that impede the operation of the environmental policy in the Sanctuary and the nonexistent conditions.