Núm. 54 (2022)

URI permanente para esta colecciónhttp://54.81.141.168/handle/123456789/186371

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  • ¿Hacia nuevos contratos sociales para la conservación? Revelando las luchas por legitimidad en las áreas protegidas de América Latina Delgado Pugley, Deborah; Borg Rasmussen, Mattias; 5-12

    • Dossier
  • Osos vaqueros en el páramo incomún: Hacia una conservación cosmopolitica del oso andino en el páramo de Chingaza, Colombia Martínez-Medina, Santiago; Cottyn, Hanne; Garrido Corredor, Ana María; Kirshner, Joshua; 15-47
  • Entre la conservación y la producción: las familias crianceras del Área Natural Protegida El Tromen (Neuquén, Argentina) María Preda, Graciela; Ejarque, Mercedes; Lammel, Sofía; Pasetto, Florencia; 49-75
  • Conservation and Indigenous resistance: Protected Areas and extractive agendas in the Peruvian Amazon Watson Jimenez, Ana; Davidsen, Conny; 77-113
  • Territorios Indígenas versus colonizadores campesinos en Bolivia. Estudio de caso de la comunidad Indígena Yuracaré del río Ivirgarzama (CIYRI) Benavides, Jean Paul; 115-141
  • Territorios sustentables: legitimando la conservación en reservas de biosfera Zalles, Jorje I; 143-174

    • Entrevista
  • “La agenda del movimiento indígena es grande, va más allá de las Reservas” Delgado Pugley, Deborah; Borg Rasmussen, Mattias; 175-187

    • Varia
  • Llegó la ruptura: analizando los divorcios de matrimonios del mismo sexo en España Becerril, Diego; Jiménez-Cabello, José; Paniza, José Luis; Puertas, Inmaculada; 191-211
  • Seducir, levantar, estabilizar: amor y política entre varones gays argentinos Marentes, Maximiliano; 213-247

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      Territorios sustentables: legitimando la conservación en reservas de biosfera
      (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2022-06-09) Zalles, Jorje I.
      Biosphere reserves constitute a management proposal that aims to reconcile multiple types of land use on a surface area that is representative of the planet´s ecological and cultural diversity. Among their objectives are safeguarding the ecological integrity of core areas dedicated to conservation, which ultimately means taking into account the needs of those human populations inhabiting the reserve. This essay postulates that in order to legitimize conservation efforts within biosphere reserves it is necessary to activate two distinct processes: sustainability and territorialization. In other words, biosphere reserves need to be considered as sustainable territories if they are to achieve their conservation goals. In this case, environmental sustainability is accomplished through the provision of ecosystem services by means of establishing multifunctional landscapes, whereas social sustainability implies the institutionalization of social processes. Territorial appropriation of the reserve on the part of its inhabitants should furthermore be sought. Brought about jointly, environmental sustainability, social sustainability, and territorialization would enable biosphere reserves to become sustainable territories, thus underpinning their conservation potential.