Dumont, Gérard-François
Les changements climatiques font évoluer à la fois la géographie des risques et celle des atouts des territoires français. Il en résulte deux types principaux de migrations climatiques qui appellent une politique d’aménagement du territoire adaptée à la diversité des mutations.
Barrier, Jérôme Dumont, Gérard-François
Tout au long de son histoire, la France a aménagé ses territoires pour répondre aux besoins de ses populations en termes d’habitat ou d’activité. Le beau a souvent été conjugué avec l’utile, d’où le bel héritage de nombreux et variés paysages urbains et ruraux. Toutefois, depuis les années 1960, la France a multiplié des constructions impersonnelle...
Segura Ramírez, Luis Diego Bonilla Vargas, Adriana
Climate change is one of the main global challenges of the 21st century. The international agenda has come a long way since the approval of the United Na-tions Framework Convention on Climate Change. The international community has understood that the mitigation agenda will not be enough to address the prob-lems associated with climate change and t...
Cradduck, Lucy Rayner, Ken Sheehan, John Armitage, Lynne
The well-intentioned praxis of land policy and planning often fail to recognise their impacts on land valuations. As territorial politico-legal theories of possessive individualism lie at the heart of Australian private property rights, the touchstone for effectivity and efficiency in the relationship between land policies and values is the legal a...
Sánchez Zapata, Diana Carolina
The article presents an analysis of the possibilities that appear for Administrative Law from the recognition of nature as a subject of rights, a category to rethink the link between the human being and the environment, that pretends to configure new legal relationships between the State and nature based on the transformation of the legal status of...
Bedoya, Sandra Milena
It is notable how constant problems have been evidenced in the face of sanitary landfills in Colombia; the foregoing, because of the inadequate management that has been given to them regarding aspects such as their location, treatment and their evident coexistence with human settlements. In this order of ideas, what is proposed is an approach to th...
Crespo Guerrero, José Manuel Fuentes Bernal, Alberto
Small-scale fishing is an economic activity that provides nutritious food for the population and contributes to the generation of wealth. Currently, fishing faces challenges such as overexploitation, illegal fishing, marine pollution, and climate change. To overcome these challenges the 2030 Sustainable Development Objectives include a 15-year agen...
Jacobs, Maarten Huisman, Floor de Wit, Maria van Beek, Roy
Landscape heritage is frequently contested as perspectives on heritage and landscape may vary across stakeholders. The present article makes a novel contribution by examining pathways to landscape heritage contestation. We propose a distinction between (a) heritage as object in matterscape, being the physical landscape out-there, (b) heritage as me...
Rubio, Cecilia Sales, Romina Verdugo, Luis Rubio, María Clara
For many decades, urbanization in Latin America has been characterized mainly by a dispersed pattern.Particularly in this article, it is of interest to investigate the interface territories formed by urban expansionover rural territories, taking into account the concept of ‘frontier’ as a theoretical anchor. In this context,questions arise about th...
Wertichová, Blažena
This dissertation thesis provides a complex and multi-dimensional analysis of protection of mineral deposits (so called “mineral safeguarding”) in a context of land use planning as a part of raw materials policy. The overall objective was to assess the concept of mineral safeguarding in the Czech Republic in the eyes and knowledge about European Un...