2023
DOI: 10.2458/jpe.5293
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Interacción de sistemas normativos globales y locales en la gobernanza del agua Análisis desde la experiencia ecuatoriana.

Abstract: Este artículo pretende esbozar las tensiones que surgen de la interacción entre sistemas normativos, analizando el sistema de la gobernanza global del agua basado en el derecho internacional; el sistema jurídico positivo nacional ecuatoriano, abordando el marco constitucional y legal; y el sistema tradicional de los pueblos indígenas andinos basado en el Sumak Kawsay. Empleando como punto de entrada a la discusión la participación ciudadana directa, el objetivo de este análisis es determinar ¿de qué forma los … Show more

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“…One concrete example of how scales are interconnected is the promotion and adoption of the human right to water as a new legal framework (Bakker 2007). Yate Cortes (2023) explains how the concept addresses the contradictions between public and private management of water, through the promotion of citizen participation as a neoliberal approach. Knowledge co-creation at the international scale does not fit with local interpretations of the human right to water, as defended by social and grassroots movements in past decades.…”
Section: Grassroots -Journal Of Political Ecologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One concrete example of how scales are interconnected is the promotion and adoption of the human right to water as a new legal framework (Bakker 2007). Yate Cortes (2023) explains how the concept addresses the contradictions between public and private management of water, through the promotion of citizen participation as a neoliberal approach. Knowledge co-creation at the international scale does not fit with local interpretations of the human right to water, as defended by social and grassroots movements in past decades.…”
Section: Grassroots -Journal Of Political Ecologymentioning
confidence: 99%