Dimensions of sustainable territorial development in the analysis of the tourist city of Matinhos, south coast of Brazil–the historical construction of the territory seen from the process of regulation of land use and occupation
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https://doi.org/10.5380/dma.v62i0.82969Keywords:
socio-environmental, spatial, institutional, DTS, MatinhosAbstract
The objective of the article is to explain and understand how the regulation process related to land use and occupation influenced the conformation of three dimensions of sustainable territorial development (ecological, spatial and institutional), considering the trajectory of the coastal city of Matinhos, located in southern Brazil, whose occupation is related to second home tourism. The research was based on the historical-documentary method that made it possible to carry out the analysis of events from a chronological perspective, in a longitudinal character. The treatment of the documentary base was carried out using the document comment tool. The main sources of historical research were the documents related to the use and occupation of the land that were directly related to the municipality. The analysis allowed the identification of three axes that explain the dimensions of the territory. In terms of results, it was found that in the process of construction of the surveyed territory, the institutional and normative changes in the management of the territory occurred; however, insufficient mechanisms were shown to configure a type of sustainable territorial development.
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