2019
DOI: 10.4067/s0718-34022019000300117
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Gobernanza adaptativa en construcción: Personas, prácticas y políticas en una reserva de biosfera de la UNESCO

Abstract: RESUMENLa gobernanza adaptativa (GA) ha surgido como un enfoque prominente para comprender y mejorar las respuestas de la gobernanza a los complejos desafíos de la sustentabilidad. Los elementos clave incluyen el aprendizaje y la colaboración entre sectores y escalas hacia una visión compartida, a través del monitoreo, el intercambio de información, la construcción de redes y la resolución de conflictos. Presentamos brevemente la GA a un público amplio e identificamos dos fronteras cruciales de la investigació… Show more

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“…Such an understanding requires governance concepts that are able to address how actors affected by collective action dilemmas actually shape their actions and choose mechanisms and processes of governance to address governance objects in a given spatial context. The collective action dilemma in natural resource governance has been studied in depth in several related approaches (e.g., Ostrom 1990 ; Chaffin and Gunderson 2016 ; Folke et al 2005 ; Schultz et al 2019 ).…”
Section: The Network Governance Of Natural Resourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Such an understanding requires governance concepts that are able to address how actors affected by collective action dilemmas actually shape their actions and choose mechanisms and processes of governance to address governance objects in a given spatial context. The collective action dilemma in natural resource governance has been studied in depth in several related approaches (e.g., Ostrom 1990 ; Chaffin and Gunderson 2016 ; Folke et al 2005 ; Schultz et al 2019 ).…”
Section: The Network Governance Of Natural Resourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A related approach, adaptive governance (Schultz et al 2019 ) focuses primarily on resilience, i.e., “the capacity of a system to absorb disturbances and reorganize itself as it changes so that it retains essentially the same function, structure, identity, and feedback” (Walker et al 2004 , p. 2). By learning how adaptation works in times of crisis, it is possible to build adaptive, sustainable and equitable network governance for natural resources.…”
Section: The Network Governance Of Natural Resourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We would also include in this line the more popular concept of environmental governance, which envisages a scaled type of governance operating on different political-institutional levels, combined with network governance or polycentric governance for addressing environmental issues (Bulkeley, 2005; T. H. Morrison et al, 2019;Tiffany H. Morrison, 2017). At the same time contexts with challenges for sustainability have aroused interest in adaptive governance (Karpouzoglou et al, 2016;Schultz et al, 2019), which applies the essential features of network or interactive governance to contexts with environmental issues of degradation, deforestation, etc., recasting these as opportunities for "adaptive co-management" (Folke et al, 2005). In this view, the roles of the actors are conditioned by their knowledge of the object of governance, by their ability to learn and by their flexible adaptation to the management structure.…”
Section: Towards a "Governance Of"mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ante ello, se han presentado propuestas para atender «los complejos desafíos de la sustentabilidad» como lo es la denominada gobernanza adaptativa, política colaborativa como instrumento de política pública, en la que se reconoce la vinculación entre las personas y el medio ambiente (Schultz, West y Florincio, 2019), o también la opción de pago por servicios ambientales a las comunidades locales, en busca de su integración al modelo (Halffter, 2011), sin que dichas propuestas dejen de ser un instrumento de ejercicio de poder político de las reservas de biósfera, de naturaleza supranacional y cientificista como es el modelo de reservas impuesto por la Unesco y asumido por los países, sin intervención local vinculante.…”
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