Note de recherche. L’adaptation, un concept        systémique pour mieux panser les changements climatiques

Simonet, Guillaume

doi:10.4000/norois.6252

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“…La adaptación es entendida como un canal de aplicación de principios de sostenibilidad urbana (Jiménez Herrero, 2002;Magnan, 2010). Siendo a la misma vez proceso (acción) y propósito (resultado), la adaptación es una respuesta al cambio cuando permite que los sistemas (sociales u otros) se organicen en función de su evolución y de su entorno (Simonet, 2017). Entonces, al hablar de adaptación frente a las amenazas climáticas (en el caso específico de los barrios) nos referimos a la capacidad de sus habitantes para superar momentos de inestabilidad.…”

Section: Las Competencias De Los Habitantes Desde Una Perspectiva De Desarrollo Sostenible: Las Formas De Adaptación Y Los Eco-gestosunclassified

¿(In)sostenibles? Confrontando la sostenibilidad urbana a los “barrios pobres” dominicanos

Valdez

2021

Revista INVI

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Historically described through theories of marginality and urban precariousness, 'informal settlements' must disappear for Latin American cities to achieve sustainability. However, in countries such as the Dominican Republic, these neighborhoods are part of the informal market responsible for 75% of housing production. Because they powerfully shape the urban pattern of the city of Santo Domingo, a new analysis approach is necessary. For some researchers, the existence of these barrios in our cities indicates that these neighborhoods are crucial for the definition and development of contemporary urbanism. Their inhabitants are capable actors able to embrace significant transformations, particularly in terms of sustainability. In line with this approach, this article offers a study of four Dominican slums based on three categories of analysis: the inhabitant's capabilities, the compact urban structure of informal settlements, and the practice of eco-citizenship. For these purposes, a qualitative methodology was deployed using ethnographic research tools: participant observation over time and systematic description of spaces and situations. The results show that even if these informal settlements have characteristics compatible with urban sustainability, they are little recognized and dependent on internal and external socio-spatial depreciation.

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¿(In)sostenibles? Confrontando la sostenibilidad urbana a los “barrios pobres” dominicanos

Valdez

2021

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Farmers' adaptation and mitigation practices in the Upper Rhine Valley: Drivers, synergies and trade‐offs

Bohnert,

Martin

2023

Geographical Journal

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Through semi‐structured interviews, this work analyses the motives and drivers leading wine growers and crop farmers in the Upper Rhine Valley (France, Germany, Switzerland) to adopt climate change adaptation and mitigation practices. We show that the main motive is to adapt, seen from an individual and reactive point of view. However, these practices sometimes also bring negative side effects in the long term or on other actors, and considering other problematics. On the contrary, other farmers’ thinking is more anticipatory and they pay more attention to the common good. Nevertheless, they are not necessarily the most successful in adaptation in the short term as they often are more affected. This shows the limits of the concept of adaptation, as centred on individuals and eluding issues that are not related to climate change. That is why we prefer considering system transitions, taking into account the interactions between the diverse problematics and actors.

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L’adaptation urbaine à la rareté de l’eau à Phoenix et à Tucson (Arizona) : une approche de political ecology

Boyer¹,

Lay²,

Marty³

2022

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Note de recherche. L’adaptation, un concept systémique pour mieux panser les changements climatiques

Abstract: Chercheur associé au Centre interdisciplinaire d'études urbaines, Laboratoire interdisciplinaire solidarités, sociétés, territoires UMR5193,

Cited by 6 publications

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¿(In)sostenibles? Confrontando la sostenibilidad urbana a los “barrios pobres” dominicanos

¿(In)sostenibles? Confrontando la sostenibilidad urbana a los “barrios pobres” dominicanos

Farmers' adaptation and mitigation practices in the Upper Rhine Valley: Drivers, synergies and trade‐offs

L’adaptation urbaine à la rareté de l’eau à Phoenix et à Tucson (Arizona) : une approche de political ecology

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Note de recherche. L’adaptation, un concept systémique pour mieux panser les changements climatiques

Abstract: Chercheur associé au Centre interdisciplinaire d'études urbaines, Laboratoire interdisciplinaire solidarités, sociétés, territoires UMR5193,

Cited by 6 publications

References 33 publications

¿(In)sostenibles? Confrontando la sostenibilidad urbana a los &#8220;barrios pobres&#8221; dominicanos

¿(In)sostenibles? Confrontando la sostenibilidad urbana a los &#8220;barrios pobres&#8221; dominicanos

Farmers' adaptation and mitigation practices in the Upper Rhine Valley: Drivers, synergies and trade‐offs

L’adaptation urbaine à la rareté de l’eau à Phoenix et à Tucson (Arizona) : une approche de political ecology

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¿(In)sostenibles? Confrontando la sostenibilidad urbana a los “barrios pobres” dominicanos

¿(In)sostenibles? Confrontando la sostenibilidad urbana a los “barrios pobres” dominicanos