Redes y territorio: la iniciativa IIRSA en foco
Networks and territory: IIRSA in focusIn recent decades, geographers are facing the genesis of a new research field and professional action: the territorial development planning. That is the ambit where the debate on integration processes for territorial development is located, particularly those as...
| Autor Principal: | Chiarella Quinhoes, Roberto |
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. Centro de Investigación en Geografía Aplicada
2012
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http://revistas.pucp.edu.pe/index.php/espacioydesarrollo/article/view/2885/3331 |
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Networks and territory: IIRSA in focusIn recent decades, geographers are facing the genesis of a new research field and professional action: the territorial development planning. That is the ambit where the debate on integration processes for territorial development is located, particularly those associated with the initiative process for the Integration of Regional Infrastructure in South America (IIRSA). The South America Strategic Vision (VESA) becomes the main focus of this initiative, and the Indicative Territorial Planing Method is the central methodological tool to implement this vision and thus trigger sustainable development processes in the territory.We aim to unravel the relationship between the Brazilian territorial development strategy approach of and VESA. We note also some elements that should be taken into consideration so as to improve the methodological tool. In this sense, we start with the strategic vision to arrive proposing a new methodological and more integrative approach of the territory. The elements that connect one point to another pass through the methodological analysis of the proposal itself, the Integration and Development Axes, the study of relationships between networks and territories, as well as assessing the need for a proposed South American urban system.Such a system, we believe, should be the basis on which to support the whole structure of the integration process for the sustainable development of South American territory, including the IIRSA´s Axes and the necessary investments in the urban centers of the network and its hierarchy and functionality. |
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