Editorial – Interconnected Ibero-America: Territorial and Socio-Environmental Challenges
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https://doi.org/10.5380/dma.v68i.105319Keywords:
Production of space, Socio-spatial justice, Territorial governance, Socio-environmental resilience, Territorial developmentAbstract
This special section of the journal Desenvolvimento e Meio Ambiente compiles eleven articles derived from the gathering of the Ibero-American Network for Territorial Observation (RIDOT) in Cuenca, Ecuador. The volume analyzes the territorial and socio-environmental challenges of Ibero-America in the face of the asymmetries of global development. Through four thematic axes—governance and resilience; the production of space and socio-spatial conflicts; innovation and participatory tools; and vulnerability to anthropogenic pressure—the research demonstrates that current crises require overcoming isolated sectoral approaches. As a whole, this work proposes understanding the territory as a social product in dispute, outlining concrete alternatives toward socio-spatial justice.
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