Daniel Coq Huelva
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 988977 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Daniel Coq Huelva |
| NOMBRES | Daniel Coq |
| APELLIDO | Huelva |
| FIRMA | HUELVA D C |
| AFILIACIONES | Universidad de Sevilla |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1710-4995 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 54 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2005 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Food Sovereignty, Agro-Extractive Resilience, and Dietary Transformations during the Second and Third Food Regimes in Ecuador (1964-2007)
Recent decades of substantial change in food production, transformation, and consumption have been systematized into the food regimes theory (FRT). Despite extensive research into global dynamics and the role of states in these activities, a deficit remains regarding to our understanding of long-term transformations in Latin American countries such as Ecuador and the interactive dynamics of FRT, state actions, elements of food sovereignty and die…
From coca to cocoa
This article analyses the role of conventions, compromises and even violence in the intricate bio-social construction process of cocoa cultivation in the province of Tocache in the Peruvian Amazonia. This article discusses the different phases of the settlement process and its social, institutional and environmental bases. Specifically, the analysis focuses on the dramatic abandonment of coca cultivation and its replacement by alternative crops s…
Aportaciones latinoamericanas al pensamiento económico
En las siguientes líneas van a repasarse algunas aportaciones al pensamiento económico, distintivamente latinoamericanas, no solo porque nacen en América Latina sino también porque se orientan a explicar problemas específicamente latinoamericanos. Dentro de ellas vamos a destacar la Teoría de la Dependencia y las conceptualizaciones sobre Extractivismo y Buen Vivir, exponiendo resumidamente sus preocupaciones y el contenido de sus aportaciones. C…
An evidence-based relationship between technical assistance and productivity in cocoa from Tocache, Peru
The growth of small-scale Peruvian farmers is highly dependent on cocoa factor productivity. Agricultural extension programs can help to improve farm productivity using available resources. Thus, the objective of this study is to estimate the productivity of Peruvian cocoa farming and identify if frequent technical assistance impacts on farmers' technical efficiency. The data came from a survey of 379 cocoa farmers in Tocache, San Martin (177 pro…
Refurbishment, vernacular architecture and invented traditions
In the recent past, processes of urbanisation related to gentrification have been observed in some rural areas. This article analyses the role of the rehabilitation of vernacular architecture and mainly addresses social groups with high levels of income in the territorial dynamics of the Empordanet in Catalonia (Spain). This case is particularly relevant for two reasons. On the one hand, the Empordanet is under particularly intense and socially s…
Urban Sprawl and Sustainable Urban Policies. A Review of the Cases of Lima, Mexico City and Santiago de Chile
In recent decades, urban processes have experienced deep transformations. One of them has been the growing importance of urban sprawl. This article reviews its main features and the policies related to the paradigm of sustainability in three Latin American Megalopolises: Mexico City, Lima, and Santiago de Chile. For this purpose, we have carried out an extensive compilation of the existing academic literature. Urban sprawl in those cities cannot …
Renta petrolera y dependencia económica. El papel de China en los nuevos procesos de crecimiento en África
Este artículo analiza el crecimiento de la economía sudanesa de 1989 a 2011 desde la confluencia de cuatro procesos: los efectos del neoliberalismo en África y el mundo árabe, el proyecto político islamista, la extracción masiva de petróleo y los cambios en el marco geoestratégico global marcado por el creciente papel de China como inversor y cliente de las economías africanas. En este desarrollo se distinguen dos fases: en la primera se sientan …
Scalar Politics and the Co‐Evolution of Social and Ecological Systems in Coastal Southern Chile
Coastal southern Chile includes a set of territories in a continuous process of bio‐social construction which cannot be understood without considering scalar politics. Environmental concerns, included in broader neoliberal frameworks of governance, play a central role in the performance of such scales. Thus, this case shows some of the patterns of relations between scalarity and the management of key ecological features. Additionally, territorial…
Indigenous worldviews and Western conventions
Values, conventions, innovation and sociopolitical struggles in a local food system
The Transformation of the Spanish Livestock System in the Second and Third Food Regimes
The present paper contains an analysis of the special characteristics of livestock systems in Spain, in the context of the domestic and international food relations that prevailed during the so-called Second and Third Food Regimes. Spanish livestock is an interesting case because patterns of meat production and consumption have changed dramatically since the 1960s, as Spain has become one of Europe's major meat producers. There were also successi…
Conventions, commodity chains and local food systems
The Spanish livestock model
Urbanisation and Financialisation in the Context of a Rescaling State
The secondary circuit is a central element in the processes of capital accumulation, and its relevance has become more acute in recent years as urban planning, housing, and real estate have become privileged arenas of the territoriality “variegated” processes of neoliberalisation. This paper explores three theoretical concepts, all closely associated with neoliberalisation: the rescaling of the state, urban entrepreneurialism and financialisation…
Commodity chains, quality conventions and the transformation of agro-ecosystems
The olive oil commodity chain (OOCC) is very complex and has several kinds of agent with different positions and roles. Four main phases – agricultural production, olive milling, oil refining and commercial distribution – can be identified. The positions and drivenness levels associated with them are very heterogeneous. Given the way that the OOCC is currently organized, refinery companies and large retailers are the agents with the highest drive…
Evolución de los patrones de localización de las inversiones industriales en Andalucía
El presente texto analiza las transformaciones en la localización de las actividades industriales en Andalucía en las décadas de 1980 y 1990. Para ello utiliza datos de inversión procedentes del registro industrial. El objetivo es examinar los patrones de localización espacial de las inversiones poniéndolos en relación con la especialización sectorial de los distintos territorios que componen la región. Son determinados espacios, fundamentalmente…
Urbanisation and Financialisation in the Context of a Rescaling State
The secondary circuit is a central element in the processes of capital accumulation, and its relevance has become more acute in recent years as urban planning, housing, and real estate have become privileged arenas of the territoriality “variegated” processes of neoliberalisation. This paper explores three theoretical concepts, all closely associated with neoliberalisation: the rescaling of the state, urban entrepreneurialism and financialisation…
Indigenous worldviews and Western conventions
Conventions, commodity chains and local food systems
The Transformation of the Spanish Livestock System in the Second and Third Food Regimes
The present paper contains an analysis of the special characteristics of livestock systems in Spain, in the context of the domestic and international food relations that prevailed during the so-called Second and Third Food Regimes. Spanish livestock is an interesting case because patterns of meat production and consumption have changed dramatically since the 1960s, as Spain has become one of Europe's major meat producers. There were also successi…
Values, conventions, innovation and sociopolitical struggles in a local food system
Commodity chains, quality conventions and the transformation of agro-ecosystems
The olive oil commodity chain (OOCC) is very complex and has several kinds of agent with different positions and roles. Four main phases – agricultural production, olive milling, oil refining and commercial distribution – can be identified. The positions and drivenness levels associated with them are very heterogeneous. Given the way that the OOCC is currently organized, refinery companies and large retailers are the agents with the highest drive…
Refurbishment, vernacular architecture and invented traditions
In the recent past, processes of urbanisation related to gentrification have been observed in some rural areas. This article analyses the role of the rehabilitation of vernacular architecture and mainly addresses social groups with high levels of income in the territorial dynamics of the Empordanet in Catalonia (Spain). This case is particularly relevant for two reasons. On the one hand, the Empordanet is under particularly intense and socially s…
Evolución de los patrones de localización de las inversiones industriales en Andalucía
El presente texto analiza las transformaciones en la localización de las actividades industriales en Andalucía en las décadas de 1980 y 1990. Para ello utiliza datos de inversión procedentes del registro industrial. El objetivo es examinar los patrones de localización espacial de las inversiones poniéndolos en relación con la especialización sectorial de los distintos territorios que componen la región. Son determinados espacios, fundamentalmente…
Commodity chains, quality conventions and the transformation of agro-ecosystems
The olive oil commodity chain (OOCC) is very complex and has several kinds of agent with different positions and roles. Four main phases – agricultural production, olive milling, oil refining and commercial distribution – can be identified. The positions and drivenness levels associated with them are very heterogeneous. Given the way that the OOCC is currently organized, refinery companies and large retailers are the agents with the highest drive…
The Spanish livestock model
Urbanisation and Financialisation in the Context of a Rescaling State
The secondary circuit is a central element in the processes of capital accumulation, and its relevance has become more acute in recent years as urban planning, housing, and real estate have become privileged arenas of the territoriality “variegated” processes of neoliberalisation. This paper explores three theoretical concepts, all closely associated with neoliberalisation: the rescaling of the state, urban entrepreneurialism and financialisation…
Conventions, commodity chains and local food systems
The Transformation of the Spanish Livestock System in the Second and Third Food Regimes
The present paper contains an analysis of the special characteristics of livestock systems in Spain, in the context of the domestic and international food relations that prevailed during the so-called Second and Third Food Regimes. Spanish livestock is an interesting case because patterns of meat production and consumption have changed dramatically since the 1960s, as Spain has become one of Europe's major meat producers. There were also successi…
Indigenous worldviews and Western conventions
Values, conventions, innovation and sociopolitical struggles in a local food system
Scalar Politics and the Co‐Evolution of Social and Ecological Systems in Coastal Southern Chile
Coastal southern Chile includes a set of territories in a continuous process of bio‐social construction which cannot be understood without considering scalar politics. Environmental concerns, included in broader neoliberal frameworks of governance, play a central role in the performance of such scales. Thus, this case shows some of the patterns of relations between scalarity and the management of key ecological features. Additionally, territorial…
Urban Sprawl and Sustainable Urban Policies. A Review of the Cases of Lima, Mexico City and Santiago de Chile
In recent decades, urban processes have experienced deep transformations. One of them has been the growing importance of urban sprawl. This article reviews its main features and the policies related to the paradigm of sustainability in three Latin American Megalopolises: Mexico City, Lima, and Santiago de Chile. For this purpose, we have carried out an extensive compilation of the existing academic literature. Urban sprawl in those cities cannot …
Renta petrolera y dependencia económica. El papel de China en los nuevos procesos de crecimiento en África
Este artículo analiza el crecimiento de la economía sudanesa de 1989 a 2011 desde la confluencia de cuatro procesos: los efectos del neoliberalismo en África y el mundo árabe, el proyecto político islamista, la extracción masiva de petróleo y los cambios en el marco geoestratégico global marcado por el creciente papel de China como inversor y cliente de las economías africanas. En este desarrollo se distinguen dos fases: en la primera se sientan …
Refurbishment, vernacular architecture and invented traditions
In the recent past, processes of urbanisation related to gentrification have been observed in some rural areas. This article analyses the role of the rehabilitation of vernacular architecture and mainly addresses social groups with high levels of income in the territorial dynamics of the Empordanet in Catalonia (Spain). This case is particularly relevant for two reasons. On the one hand, the Empordanet is under particularly intense and socially s…
An evidence-based relationship between technical assistance and productivity in cocoa from Tocache, Peru
The growth of small-scale Peruvian farmers is highly dependent on cocoa factor productivity. Agricultural extension programs can help to improve farm productivity using available resources. Thus, the objective of this study is to estimate the productivity of Peruvian cocoa farming and identify if frequent technical assistance impacts on farmers' technical efficiency. The data came from a survey of 379 cocoa farmers in Tocache, San Martin (177 pro…
From coca to cocoa
This article analyses the role of conventions, compromises and even violence in the intricate bio-social construction process of cocoa cultivation in the province of Tocache in the Peruvian Amazonia. This article discusses the different phases of the settlement process and its social, institutional and environmental bases. Specifically, the analysis focuses on the dramatic abandonment of coca cultivation and its replacement by alternative crops s…
Aportaciones latinoamericanas al pensamiento económico
En las siguientes líneas van a repasarse algunas aportaciones al pensamiento económico, distintivamente latinoamericanas, no solo porque nacen en América Latina sino también porque se orientan a explicar problemas específicamente latinoamericanos. Dentro de ellas vamos a destacar la Teoría de la Dependencia y las conceptualizaciones sobre Extractivismo y Buen Vivir, exponiendo resumidamente sus preocupaciones y el contenido de sus aportaciones. C…
Food Sovereignty, Agro-Extractive Resilience, and Dietary Transformations during the Second and Third Food Regimes in Ecuador (1964-2007)
Recent decades of substantial change in food production, transformation, and consumption have been systematized into the food regimes theory (FRT). Despite extensive research into global dynamics and the role of states in these activities, a deficit remains regarding to our understanding of long-term transformations in Latin American countries such as Ecuador and the interactive dynamics of FRT, state actions, elements of food sovereignty and die…
Economics (10 obras) · Political science (10 obras) · Geography (8 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Global trade, sustainability, and social impact (6 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Ecology (5 obras) · Agriculture (4 obras) · Agriculture and Rural Development Research (4 obras)