Debates en Sociología. Núm. 59 (2024)

URI permanente para esta colecciónhttps://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14657/202960

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  • Medio ambiente y sociedad en la América Latina contemporánea Soares Guimarães, Alice; Cardoso de Mello, Fabrício; Wanderley, Fernanda; 7-18

    • #59 Dossier (Medio ambiente y sociedad)
  • Desarrollo sostenible Gudynas, Eduardo; Carpio Benalcázar, Patricio; 19-42
  • Construyendo movimientos ecoterritoriales en áreas de conservación privado-comunitarias Flores-Fernandez, Vera Alejandra; Van den Broeck, Pieter; Hermans, Elke; Parra, Constanza; 43-74
  • Articulación de resistencias a la expansión forestal en Uruguay y Argentina Ramirez, Delia Concepción; Santos, Carlos; 75-96
  • Entre la vida y la muerte Pulido Varon, Heidi Smith; Durán Palacio, Nicolasa; 97-117
  • Cultivo de coca y minería ilegal en la Amazonía peruana Manrique, Hernán; Hernando, Daniel; 118-146
  • Descolonizando el conocimiento Dupuits, Emilie; Puertas, Cecilia; Intriago, Melania; 147-172
  • Discursos y controversias medioambientales en las huellas del ganado trashumante Bindi, Letizia; Núñez, Paula Gabriela; 173-194
  • La ciudad restauradora Villalpando-Flores, Arturo Eduardo; Bustos-Aguayo, José Marcos; 195-211
  • Reflexiones sobre las estrategias de política pública sobre hidrógeno en Chile y Uruguay Roel, Nahuel; 212-233
  • Gobernanza en el medio ambiente y el caso de políticas verdes para el gobierno local de San Pedro Garza García, México García Fuentes, Gustavo Adolfo; Gómez Díaz de León, Carlos; 234-259

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      Gobernanza en el medio ambiente y el caso de políticas verdes para el gobierno local de San Pedro Garza García, México
      (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2024-12-02) García Fuentes, Gustavo Adolfo; Gómez Díaz de León, Carlos
      Environmental governance is a crucial field in natural resource management and environmental protection. In this context, research was conducted focusing on environmental governance with a specific emphasis on San Pedro Garza García, to address how environmental policies are developed and the impact of governance on their evolution and implementation. This municipality in Nuevo León, Mexico, is known primarily for its economy but has recently focused on environmental initiatives. The research methodology involved text analysis to understand and evaluate public policies, legal documents, reports, and other written resources. The main findings were that it has made significant legislative advances, but there remains a substantial gap regarding the development and dissemination of information, as well as the monitoring of environmental programs.
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      Reflexiones sobre las estrategias de política pública sobre hidrógeno en Chile y Uruguay
      (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2024-12-02) Roel, Nahuel
      This study examines public policies on green hydrogen production in Chile and Uruguay, evaluating the strategic documents that outline these policies in both countries, and paying special attention to the socio-environmental consequences of the development of this industry. Green hydrogen, produced using renewable energy, has emerged as a crucial alternative for decarbonization and global energy transition. In Latin America, a region with abundant natural resources and a growing interest in this industry, it presents a significant economic opportunity but also entails considerable environmental challenges. The study, which includes a discourse analysis of relevant documents, also proposes a theoretical analysis from three perspectives: equality, justice, and emancipation. Both countries exhibit a strong export orientation and a focus on economic benefits, while also showing a high degree of optimism and a lack of attention to potential negative socio-environmental repercussions. In summary, the article calls for a reconsideration of the current institutional frameworks from three classic axes of political theory, aiming to highlight the necessity for public policies that comprehensively address the region’s socio-environmental challenges and advocate for greater academic production density from the social sciences on this topic.