Vol. 10 No. 1 (2023): Cambio Ambiental Global y Metabolismo Social Local

Preliminary

• Preliminares

  Collectivus, Revista de Ciencias Sociales

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• Global environmental change and local social metabolism: interpretive frameworks, assessment tools, and policy outcomes

  Belén Pedregal, Urphy Vásquez Baca, Antonio de Lisio

  9 - 38

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• Indirect drivers of global change: a theoretical and methodological framework and review of experiences

  Jesús Rodríguez Rodríguez

  39 - 80

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• Encounters and disencounters in knowledge: comuneros and university professors around innovation in San Andrés de Tupicocha, Huarochirí, Perú.

  Juan Gómez de la Torre Barúa, Alexis Nicolás Ibáñez Blancas

  81 - 110

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• A multiscale approach to just energy transitions. Reflection based on the revision of interpretative frameworks

  Paz Araya Jofré, Matías Fleischmann González , Antonia Reyes Suárez

  111 - 146

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• An approximation of energy poverty in Peru: contributions for the Loreto Region

  Urphy Vásquez Baca, Cecilia del Pilar Fernández Canchos, Patricia Magaly Barros Pozo

  147 - 180

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• Genetically modified crops in the Río de la Plata countries and intellectual property rights

  Liliana Terradas-Cobas, Ofelia Gutiérrez, Carlos Céspedes-Payret

  181 - 218

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• Climate change on a national scale and alternatives for sustainable management of the Amazon Forest: the REDD+ mechanism under debate

  Pedro Roberto Jacobi, Luiza Muccillo de Barcellos, Diógenes Valdanha Neto

  219 - 252

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• The conservation of nature in land use planning policies: international state-of-the-art and Latin American situation

  Pamela E. Degele

  253 - 288

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• Energy sovereignty, sustainable agriculture and climate change in Cuba: between public policies and civil society projects from 1959 to the pandemic stage

  Anisley Morejón Ramos

  289 - 320

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• Network of researchers and public policy on climate change in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

  Stefania Hoff Ambos, Patricia Binkowski

  321 - 356

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