Publication: Sostenibilidad y medio ambiente en España: espacios y territorios : estudio de casos
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2021-05-06
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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En la presente investigación se han estudiado las cuestiones relativas a la Sostenibilidad en su relación con el Medio Ambiente en España, desde la perspectiva de la Geografía, en general, de la Geografía Regional, en particular, en relación con la Economía Jurídica, en el contexto de la realidad compleja del denominado Tercer Paisaje. Todo ello sin olvidarnos que la Geografía debe procurar el logro de la equidad intergeneracional a través de la Sostenibilidad o Sustentabilidad, en relación con ciencias como la citada Economía –en la actualidad acompañada de diversos calificativos como ecológica- o el Derecho. El Medio Ambiente sería sostenible, si no se diera una continua, permanente degradación del Territorio. La Sostenibilidad entendida como la presentó ya en el año 1987 el Informe Brundtland, señala la necesidad de “satisfacer las necesidades de las generaciones presentes sin comprometer la capacidad de las generaciones futuras, con el fin de cubrir sus propias necesidades”...
In this research, issues related to Sustainability in relation to the Environmentin Spain have been studied, from the perspective of Geography, in general, of Regional Geography, in particular, in relation to the Legal Economy, in the context of the complex reality of the so-called “Third Landscape”. All this without forgetting that Geography must seek to achieve intergenerational equity through Sustainability or Sustainability, in relation to sciences such as the aforementioned Economy -currently accompanied by various qualifications such as ecological- or Law. The Environment would be sustainable, if there were no continuous, permanent degradation of the Territory. Sustainability understood as presented in the Brundtland Report in 1987, points out the need to “meet the needs of present generations without compromising the capacity of future generations, in order to meet their own needs”...
In this research, issues related to Sustainability in relation to the Environmentin Spain have been studied, from the perspective of Geography, in general, of Regional Geography, in particular, in relation to the Legal Economy, in the context of the complex reality of the so-called “Third Landscape”. All this without forgetting that Geography must seek to achieve intergenerational equity through Sustainability or Sustainability, in relation to sciences such as the aforementioned Economy -currently accompanied by various qualifications such as ecological- or Law. The Environment would be sustainable, if there were no continuous, permanent degradation of the Territory. Sustainability understood as presented in the Brundtland Report in 1987, points out the need to “meet the needs of present generations without compromising the capacity of future generations, in order to meet their own needs”...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Geografía e Historia, Departamento de Geografía, leída el 10-09-2020. La tesis tiene el acceso restringido por expreso deseo del autor.