E Ruiz-Ballesteros
Biographic Data
| ID | 18380 |
|---|---|
| NAME | E Ruiz-Ballesteros |
| GIVEN NAMES | E |
| FAMILY NAME | Ruiz-Ballesteros |
| SIGNATURE | RUIZ-BALLESTEROS E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Pablo de Olavide |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6270-0593 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 52 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 174 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 52 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Ratios profesionales en Servicios Sociales Comunitarios. Hacia una propuesta para su cálculo desde el caso andaluz
Introducción. Las ratios profesionales son estratégicas para el funcionamiento de los servicios sociales comunitarios. Por lo general, se valoran como insuficientes por diferentes sectores (colegios profesionales, personas usuarias, academia) lo que hace que de manera recurrente se reivindique la ampliación de las mismas con vistas a garantizar la sostenibilidad del sistema, mejorar la atención a la ciudadanía y crear un entorno laboral más salud…
Tourism, Water, and Rural Crisis in a Mediterranean Mountain Socio-Ecosystem
The rural crisis in Western countries is a complex issue that affects not only demographic, economic, and social aspects but also environmental ones. In areas where the natural environment and cultural practices have been closely linked through centuries of interaction, the decline of the natural environment is closely connected to population decline and the abandonment of traditional activities. In these areas, tourism is seen as an economic alt…
Community-based tourism and rural demographic decline. Reflections from Extremadura (Spain)
Policies that aim to tackle rural depopulation have prioritised the development of tourism as a primary strategy to reverse demographic decline. But do we really understand the demographic impact of these community-based tourism initiatives on the development of rural areas in crisis? It is very difficult to address this question from a statistical perspective based on secondary data, because such an approach is unable to establish direct causal …
Organisational culture as a professional care strategy. Public social work in Andalusia (Spain)
Social work is a highly pressurised profession with high rates of stress and professional burnout. The strategy for dealing with this situation has usually focused on self-care. Issues related to organisational culture have been studied as exacerbators of professional stress but rarely addressed as palliative factors. The purpose of this article is to analyse how the organisational models in which social workers carry out their work can contribut…
Neo‐Rurals and Tourism in the Context of Rural Crisis in Southern Europe. Case Study in the Sierra de Aracena (Andalusia, Spain)
The role of newcomers in the contemporary rural world has been widely studied, but the variability of profiles they present (amenity migrants, classic economic immigrants, neo‐rurals...) suggests that not all these actors have the same effects on the rural world and its crises. This article examines specifically how neo‐rurals—a population that is politically committed to sustainable rural development—influence the socio‐environmental, socio‐econ…
Homecoming tourism and community social capital
Tourism in rural contexts is often approached from a perspective that situates the tourist as a customer but not as an active part of the community. This generates the feeling that the loss of social cohesion, one of the great problems affecting the rural world, can only be tackled by those who reside permanently in the villages. Our research proposes a broader view of the issue through the concept of homecoming tourism, a phenomenon whereby emig…
The Strategic Role of Public Social Services in Times of Rural Crisis: Reflections from Rural Andalusia (Spain)
Disentangling the relationship between rurality and tourism from a peripheral rural area of Europe
Rural Vulnerabilities in Southern Spain: Beyond Material Deprivation
Research on vulnerability has mainly focused on urban contexts, which has shaped and conditioned the research that has been developed in rural contexts. In this sense, research in rural contexts is not only scarce but also limited in several respects: (1) in the concept of vulnerability (almost exclusively limited to material deprivation and poverty or environmental disasters and climate change); (2) in the methodological approach (almost exclusi…
Eco-Esteem and Depopulation: Broadening the Perspective on the Demographic Challenge in the Rural World
The dynamics of contemporary rural depopulation have been explained and addressed mainly as a result of structural transformations brought about by economic globalization. The influence of cultural/relational aspects has been less present in the scientific literature, where much of the analysis has been concerned with questions such as the effect of bond and attachment to the local. In connection with this matter, our paper explores how the inter…
Ambivalent Animalities: Wild Boars in Uruguay
Analysis of the funding of social services from a spatial approach in Andalusia (Spain)
In Andalusia, Community Social Service Centres (CSSCs) are funded by regulations following demographic, geographic, economic, and social disadvantage criteria. This study aims to analyse the geographical distribution of funding per inhabitant of CSSC by catchment area in Andalusia in 2019, and to study the statistical associations between funding and a range of demographic and socioeconomic indicators. The study spatial units ( n = 184) included …
Eradicate to Construct Nature. Goats, Rats, and Humans in Floreana (Galapagos Islands)
Species eradication is a common strategy in naturalisation processes. It is no longer just about conserving or protecting, but about eliminating "invasive" species that have no place in the "restored" socio-ecosystem. This type of process is more complex than it is often presented, and its consequences transcend the strictly techno-ecological dimension. To understand it better, we propose an approach that considers eradication as a process that e…
Newcomers and rural crisis: Beyond the demographic challenge. A case study in Andalusia (Spain)
Newcomers are key agents in the fight against rural depopulation, but the rural crisis is not only a demographic fact; it is a multi-dimensional phenomenon, so we set out to analyse it from the perspective of the socio-ecosystem. In this article, we study the relationship between newcomers and rural crisis, focusing on the way in which new residents are integrated into the socio-ecosystem at the socio-economic, socio-identity, and socio-environme…
Limiting rural tourism: Local agency and community-based tourism in Andalusia (Spain)
Rural tourism, understood as community-based tourism (CBT), is characterised by being locally led and by its role in economic diversification. In this context, local agency becomes particularly relevant in the form of decisions to become involved in the tourism business or not. From this perspective, it is possible to analyse the tactics used by households to expand or contract the tourist offer based on their available resources and their concep…
What community for community-based tourism
Community-based tourism (CBT) is a way of organizing tourism that must have a consistent effect on the configuration of the community. Therefore, community is a strategic element in the analysis of CBT. However, studies into CBT are usually lacking an anchoring point for a solid conceptualization of community. To define community in the context of CBT, we propose a phenomenological perspective that focuses on collective action and reciprocity; th…
Rural social work: Practices and organisation. A case study in Andalusia (Spain)
The practice of social work in rural settings represent a specific challenge for the profession although this subject has received very little attention in the European literature. In contrast to urban settings, social work in rural areas is conditioned by organisational circumstances and specific socio-cultural contexts, which require reflection on the possible specificity of professional practice in these areas. The purpose of this article is t…
El cuidado profesional en los contextos de intervención social: Un enfoque desde la organización
Las profesiones vinculadas a la intervención social están sometidas a una fuerte presión que provoca altos índices de estrés y desgaste profesional; por tanto, el cuidado de los profesionales se convierte en un ámbito estratégico de gestión. La cultura organizativa ha sido estudiada como elemento intensificador de ese estrés profesional y escasamente abordada como elemento paliativo del mismo. El objetivo de este artículo es analizar cómo la cult…
Greyhounds, Hunters, and Hares: The Construction of Fluid Animality in Interspecies Relations
The pursuit of hares with greyhounds (known as “coursing”) is a very common hunting practice in the villages of the Guadalquivir Valley, Andalusia (Spain) and is strongly rooted in the history of the area. This kind of hunting provides an intersubjective/interspecies context that hints at the ambivalence of animality as a category. By applying a phenomenological perspective, and through the development of ethnographic research, we study the relat…
Housing tactics: Searching for community resilience in depopulated rural contexts (Huertas, South West Spain)
Depopulation of the rural world jeopardises the continuity of many communities and the socioecosystems they support. In response to this situation, diverse strategies are activated to ensure the continuity of these socioecosystems. All these initiatives seek, directly or indirectly, to strengthen community resilience, with a view to making the changes required to reverse the population trend. One of the most obvious, but least studied, effects of…
Fleeing to World’s End today (Floreana, Galápagos): Microislandness in a global changing world
Floreana, the smallest and least inhabited island in the Galapagos, is considered both a “hell” and a “paradise”; a remote and isolated place and, at the same time, a context that today has more comforts and privileges than the Mainland. Extensive ethnography developed over a decade, which analyses the practices, discourses and tactics of the islanders and other social actors, shows how Floreana residents live with high levels of transformation, …
Depopulation, community-based tourism, and community resilience in southwest Spain”
Concern about depopulation and its effects has fuelled the search for economic alternatives to traditional agricultural activities in rural areas. One of the most frequently used strategies is the promotion of community-based tourism (CBT), an activity that, when organised and managed locally, can effectively counter the crisis. CBT can promote resilience by mobilising community members and their resources. This article uses an ethnographic case …
Mi hijo es autista: Normalidad y maternidades diferentes. Una aproximación antropológica a las dimensiones sociales del autismo
En este artículo se presenta una aproximación antropológica a las experiencias de madres de personas con autismo. Dichas madres viven el ejercicio normativo de su maternidad en permanente tensión habida cuenta de la caracterización que se hace de la discapacidad de sus hijos e hijas desde el ámbito médico. La convergencia entre maternidad y autismo, considerados como fenómenos culturales, sujetos a conceptos y prácticas plurales, nos permitirá pr…
La dimensión cultural del engaño: Picaresca, venta ambulante y tauromaquia en Andalucía
Un arraigado estereotipo vincula a los habitantes de Andalucía al engaño y la mentira, al mismo tiempo que los desvalora en relación a los castellanos. Articulando un doble enfoque, histórico-cultural y antropológico, este artículo analiza conjunta y comparativamente las significaciones y el papel del engaño en la construcción discursiva de la picaresca andaluza en dos contextos de interacción: la venta ambulante y el toreo. El estudio de este fe…
Trapped in nature: Discourses on Humanity in Processes of Environmental Naturalization
The naturalization of protected areas is based on the discursive redefinition of both the environment and the social actors that inhabit it. This article studies how, within the processes associated with the creation and management of protected areas, discourses are generated that define humanity in relation to nature and its effects on access to resources and power relations. These processes are analyzed on the basis of a comparative ethnographi…
Social-ecological resilience and community-based tourism
Tourism that Empowers: Commodification and Appropriation in Ecuador’s Turismo Comunitario
Turismo comunitario is a type of community-based tourism that focuses on achieving certain key objectives, such as ensuring that communities have control over tourist activity. This article analyses whether or not this mode of tourism really does strengthen and empower communities. Market, commodification, objectification and appropriation are the key concepts in the analysis. The communities of Tunibamba and Agua Blanca in Ecuador provide the et…
Identity and community—Reflections on the development of mining heritage tourism in Southern Spain
Depopulation, community-based tourism, and community resilience in southwest Spain”
Concern about depopulation and its effects has fuelled the search for economic alternatives to traditional agricultural activities in rural areas. One of the most frequently used strategies is the promotion of community-based tourism (CBT), an activity that, when organised and managed locally, can effectively counter the crisis. CBT can promote resilience by mobilising community members and their resources. This article uses an ethnographic case …
Turismo comunitario en Ecuador: Comprendiendo el community-based tourism desde la comunidad
El creciente impulso del Community-based tourism (CBT) como vía para un turismo sostenible y estrategia para el desarrollo social nos obliga a profundizar en su comprensión.En este artículo proponemos como táctica teórico-metodológica la focalización analítica en la comunidad.El referente empírico de la investigación es el turismo comunitario (TC) en Ecuador, donde se han seleccionado cinco comunidades para llevar a cabo un estudio etnográfico en…
Community-building and amenity migration in community-based tourism development. An approach from southwest Spain
Resiliencia Socioecológica: Aportaciones y retos desde la Antropología
La necesidad de una comprensión compleja de los territorios y su devenir está siendo encarada a través de nociones como las de sistema complejo adaptativo y socio-ecosistema. La sensibilidad ambiental es cada vez más una sensibilidad socio-ambiental. Así la sostenibilidad ha comenzado a reformularse desde las propias ciencias de la naturaleza a través del concepto de resiliencia socio-ecológica, reclamándose una transdisciplinaridad que sea capaz…
The Emergence of New Commons: Community and Multi-Level Governance in the Ecuadorian Coast
Naturalizing the Environment: Perceptual Frames, Senses and Resistance
Following the closure of the mines and the crisis in agriculture, an alternative process of cultural and natural `heritagization' has been taking place in certain areas of Andalusia with a marked tourist focus. Productive spaces have been transformed into post-mining and post-agrarian landscapes. The aim of this article is to analyse representations and perceptions of surroundings in these contexts through the discourse of those who have experien…
Newcomers and rural crisis: Beyond the demographic challenge. A case study in Andalusia (Spain)
Newcomers are key agents in the fight against rural depopulation, but the rural crisis is not only a demographic fact; it is a multi-dimensional phenomenon, so we set out to analyse it from the perspective of the socio-ecosystem. In this article, we study the relationship between newcomers and rural crisis, focusing on the way in which new residents are integrated into the socio-ecosystem at the socio-economic, socio-identity, and socio-environme…
Housing tactics: Searching for community resilience in depopulated rural contexts (Huertas, South West Spain)
Depopulation of the rural world jeopardises the continuity of many communities and the socioecosystems they support. In response to this situation, diverse strategies are activated to ensure the continuity of these socioecosystems. All these initiatives seek, directly or indirectly, to strengthen community resilience, with a view to making the changes required to reverse the population trend. One of the most obvious, but least studied, effects of…
Linking governance and ecosystem services: The case of Isla Mayor (Andalusia, Spain)
Disentangling the relationship between rurality and tourism from a peripheral rural area of Europe
Limiting rural tourism: Local agency and community-based tourism in Andalusia (Spain)
Rural tourism, understood as community-based tourism (CBT), is characterised by being locally led and by its role in economic diversification. In this context, local agency becomes particularly relevant in the form of decisions to become involved in the tourism business or not. From this perspective, it is possible to analyse the tactics used by households to expand or contract the tourist offer based on their available resources and their concep…
Fleeing to World’s End today (Floreana, Galápagos): Microislandness in a global changing world
Floreana, the smallest and least inhabited island in the Galapagos, is considered both a “hell” and a “paradise”; a remote and isolated place and, at the same time, a context that today has more comforts and privileges than the Mainland. Extensive ethnography developed over a decade, which analyses the practices, discourses and tactics of the islanders and other social actors, shows how Floreana residents live with high levels of transformation, …
Deception in practice: Hunting and bullfighting entanglements in southern Spain
Deception is a recurrent strategy deployed in the relations between human beings, between humans and animals, and even between animals, and is normally analyzed from a perspective that emphasizes its discursive nature and certain of its ontological, epistemological and axiological effects. According to this orthodox view, deception falsifies, distorts, and conceals reality; it thus equates to a lie and is consequently devalued by it. An analysis …
How does adaptive co-management relate to specified and general resilience? An approach from Isla Mayor, Andalusia, Spain
Nature as praxis: Kitchen gardens and naturalization in Alájar (Sierra de Aracena, Spain)
To enhance our understanding of processes of environment naturalization, we must go beyond the discursive, political and perceptive dimensions. Nature is also praxis: a specific form of bond and relationship established between humans and the environments they inhabit, closely related to processes of naturalization. To analyse these practices that substantiate nature, this article examines kitchen gardens in Alájar, a locality set within a natura…
Homecoming tourism and community social capital
Tourism in rural contexts is often approached from a perspective that situates the tourist as a customer but not as an active part of the community. This generates the feeling that the loss of social cohesion, one of the great problems affecting the rural world, can only be tackled by those who reside permanently in the villages. Our research proposes a broader view of the issue through the concept of homecoming tourism, a phenomenon whereby emig…
Rural Vulnerabilities in Southern Spain: Beyond Material Deprivation
Research on vulnerability has mainly focused on urban contexts, which has shaped and conditioned the research that has been developed in rural contexts. In this sense, research in rural contexts is not only scarce but also limited in several respects: (1) in the concept of vulnerability (almost exclusively limited to material deprivation and poverty or environmental disasters and climate change); (2) in the methodological approach (almost exclusi…
Rural social work: Practices and organisation. A case study in Andalusia (Spain)
The practice of social work in rural settings represent a specific challenge for the profession although this subject has received very little attention in the European literature. In contrast to urban settings, social work in rural areas is conditioned by organisational circumstances and specific socio-cultural contexts, which require reflection on the possible specificity of professional practice in these areas. The purpose of this article is t…
Greyhounds, Hunters, and Hares: The Construction of Fluid Animality in Interspecies Relations
The pursuit of hares with greyhounds (known as “coursing”) is a very common hunting practice in the villages of the Guadalquivir Valley, Andalusia (Spain) and is strongly rooted in the history of the area. This kind of hunting provides an intersubjective/interspecies context that hints at the ambivalence of animality as a category. By applying a phenomenological perspective, and through the development of ethnographic research, we study the relat…
Trapped in nature: Discourses on Humanity in Processes of Environmental Naturalization
The naturalization of protected areas is based on the discursive redefinition of both the environment and the social actors that inhabit it. This article studies how, within the processes associated with the creation and management of protected areas, discourses are generated that define humanity in relation to nature and its effects on access to resources and power relations. These processes are analyzed on the basis of a comparative ethnographi…
Keys for approaching community-based tourism
Grupo de investigación Antropología y Filosofía (SEJ-126). Universidad de Granada. - Área de Antropología Social. Universidad de Jaén. - Laborarorio de Antropología Social y Cultural (HUM-472). Universidad de Almería. - Departamento de Filosofía II. Universidad de Granada
El alimento y su dimensión socio-ecológica. En torno al tomate «rosao» de la Sierra de Aracena
El renacimiento del tomate «rosao» en la Sierra de Aracena (Huelva, España) no es un caso único, sino más bien ilustrativo de procesos paralelos en otras zonas. El estudio de esta variedad de tomate y su significación socio-ecológica, nos permite arrojar luz sobre conceptos clave en las políticas de reactivación rural: patrimonio, desarrollo y cotidianidad. Para ello hemos trabajado en torno a sus formas de producción, distribución y consumo, y a…
Comunidad, bienes comunes y turismo en Floreana (Islas Galápagos)
Los habitantes de Floreana son cada vez más dependientes del turismo, pero no controlan esta actividad a nivel local (flujos, beneficios, gestión); por eso pretenden cambiar el modelo turístico. El desarrollo de un turismo de base local alternativo pasa por un necesario proceso de construcción de comunidad y creación de bienes comunes, lo que supone un reposicionamiento local tanto frente al mercado (encarnado en los operadores turísticos) como a…
Apropiación patrimonial en contextos mineros de Andalucía
Son muchas las décadas, esfuerzos, pasión y recursos dedicados a determinar qué es Patrimonio. Consensuado su valor público, se han puesto en marcha medidas para administrado, conservarlo, compartirlo, rentabilizarlo, difundirlo... Quizás haya llegado el momento de variar el eje analítico: detenernos en los sujetos que desde múltiples posiciones y en distintos momentos se sitúan alrededor de ese patrimonio. De ahí surge nuestra inquietud sobre lo…
Identity and community—Reflections on the development of mining heritage tourism in Southern Spain
Turismo comunitario en Ecuador: Comprendiendo el community-based tourism desde la comunidad
El creciente impulso del Community-based tourism (CBT) como vía para un turismo sostenible y estrategia para el desarrollo social nos obliga a profundizar en su comprensión.En este artículo proponemos como táctica teórico-metodológica la focalización analítica en la comunidad.El referente empírico de la investigación es el turismo comunitario (TC) en Ecuador, donde se han seleccionado cinco comunidades para llevar a cabo un estudio etnográfico en…
Naturalizing the Environment: Perceptual Frames, Senses and Resistance
Following the closure of the mines and the crisis in agriculture, an alternative process of cultural and natural `heritagization' has been taking place in certain areas of Andalusia with a marked tourist focus. Productive spaces have been transformed into post-mining and post-agrarian landscapes. The aim of this article is to analyse representations and perceptions of surroundings in these contexts through the discourse of those who have experien…
Social-ecological resilience and community-based tourism
Tourism that Empowers: Commodification and Appropriation in Ecuador’s Turismo Comunitario
Turismo comunitario is a type of community-based tourism that focuses on achieving certain key objectives, such as ensuring that communities have control over tourist activity. This article analyses whether or not this mode of tourism really does strengthen and empower communities. Market, commodification, objectification and appropriation are the key concepts in the analysis. The communities of Tunibamba and Agua Blanca in Ecuador provide the et…
Etnogénesis como práctica. Arqueología y turismo en el pueblo manta (Ecuador)
The Manta people (Manab, Ecuador) were officially recognised as such at the beginning of the 21 st Century. However, since the presence of Amerindians on Ecuadorian coastlines was documented for the first time in the 16 th Century, their development presents a very specific process of ethno-genesis, which invites to consider the ethnic emergence in a globalised world. Specialized literature presents the ethno-genesis phenomena as a multidimension…
Etnogénesis como práctica. Arqueología y turismo en el pueblo manta (Ecuador)
El pueblo manta (Manabí, Ecuador) se ha constituido como tal a principios del siglo XXI. Su devenir, desde que los indios de la costa ecuatoriana fueran reportados por primera vez en el siglo XVI, nos sitúa ante un proceso de etnogénesis muy particular que invita a reflexionar sobre las emergencias étnicas en el mundo globalizado. La literatura presenta los fenómenos de etnogénesis como procesos multidimensionales afectados por intereses territor…
Resiliencia Socioecológica: Aportaciones y retos desde la Antropología
La necesidad de una comprensión compleja de los territorios y su devenir está siendo encarada a través de nociones como las de sistema complejo adaptativo y socio-ecosistema. La sensibilidad ambiental es cada vez más una sensibilidad socio-ambiental. Así la sostenibilidad ha comenzado a reformularse desde las propias ciencias de la naturaleza a través del concepto de resiliencia socio-ecológica, reclamándose una transdisciplinaridad que sea capaz…
El alimento y su dimensión socio-ecológica. En torno al tomate «rosao» de la Sierra de Aracena
El renacimiento del tomate «rosao» en la Sierra de Aracena (Huelva, España) no es un caso único, sino más bien ilustrativo de procesos paralelos en otras zonas. El estudio de esta variedad de tomate y su significación socio-ecológica, nos permite arrojar luz sobre conceptos clave en las políticas de reactivación rural: patrimonio, desarrollo y cotidianidad. Para ello hemos trabajado en torno a sus formas de producción, distribución y consumo, y a…
La Vigencia De La Comunidad: Prácticas Para Navegar en La Globalización Desde La Periferia Andina
En el mbito andino, como en otras partes del mundo, lo comunitario se suele considerar -de forma simplificadora-sinnimo de tradicin, as su pervivencia es asumida como resistencia al cambio y a la modernizacin. En este artculo se mantiene una tesis contraria y se muestra la vigencia de las prcticas y tcticas comunitarias para navegar en la globalizacin desde una comunidad costera ecuatoriana, en la periferia de los Andes: Agua Blanca (Manab). Ms a…
Profesionales frente a la intervención participativa. Comunicación y dimensión subjetiva
La actitud de los profesionales ante la intervención participativa se focaliza habitualmente desde las relaciones de poder que enmarcan toda intervención social. Este estudio propone ampliar ese foco de análisis. La investigación se ha llevado a cabo en el ámbito de un plan de intervención pública en 16 municipios de una provincia andaluza, en el que se pretendían desarrollar formas participativas de intervención social. En este contexto se han e…
The Emergence of New Commons: Community and Multi-Level Governance in the Ecuadorian Coast
Building Negotiated Agreement: The Emergence of Community-Based Tourism in Floreana (Galápagos Islands)
Community Based Tourism (CBT) is a polysemic term referring to local involvement in the planning, development, and management of tourism. While there is no direct correspondence between CBT and positive economic and conservation outcomes, CBT is a frame widely used to reconcile tourism development with social-environmental goals. Building upon the case of the island community of Floreana, within the Galápagos National Park (GNP) in Ecuador (where…
Community, Common-Pool Resources and Socio-Ecological Systems: Water Management and Community Building in Southern Spain
Turismo de base local y comunidad, ¿una vinculación oportuna
El turismo de base local (TBL) surge como una estrategia para propiciar el desarrollo y la\n\t\t\t\t conservación ambiental en aras de una actividad turística sostenible; implica un modelo\n\t\t\t\t organizativo de la actividad turística centrado en el control local sobre la planificación,\n\t\t\t\t la gestión y los beneficios del turismo. Cómo se produce este control local es una de\n\t\t\t\t las piedras angulares tanto para su desarrollo prácti…
Linking governance and ecosystem services: The case of Isla Mayor (Andalusia, Spain)
Community-building and amenity migration in community-based tourism development. An approach from southwest Spain
Nature as praxis: Kitchen gardens and naturalization in Alájar (Sierra de Aracena, Spain)
To enhance our understanding of processes of environment naturalization, we must go beyond the discursive, political and perceptive dimensions. Nature is also praxis: a specific form of bond and relationship established between humans and the environments they inhabit, closely related to processes of naturalization. To analyse these practices that substantiate nature, this article examines kitchen gardens in Alájar, a locality set within a natura…
Consumo Patrimonial: Entre El Mercado Y La Cultura
El protagonismo del patrimonio en la sociedad contempornea resulta indiscutible. Su concurrencia es capital en temticas aparentemente tan dispares como la convivencia multicultural o el desarrollo econmico. Nuestro objetivo en este artculo es mostrar la oportunidad de integrar la perspectiva del consumo en el estudio del patrimonio. Partimos de una consideracin dinmica y abierta de lo patrimonial que se centra en los procesos de patrimonializacin…
How does adaptive co-management relate to specified and general resilience? An approach from Isla Mayor, Andalusia, Spain
Etnografía para la complejidad
Grupo de investigación Antropología y Filosofía (SEJ-126). Universidad de Granada. - Área de Antropología Social. Universidad de Jaén. - Laborarorio de Antropología Social y Cultural (HUM-472). Universidad de Almería. - Departamento de Filosofía II. Universidad de Granada
Keys for approaching community-based tourism
Grupo de investigación Antropología y Filosofía (SEJ-126). Universidad de Granada. - Área de Antropología Social. Universidad de Jaén. - Laborarorio de Antropología Social y Cultural (HUM-472). Universidad de Almería. - Departamento de Filosofía II. Universidad de Granada
Claves del turismo de base local. Presentación
Grupo de investigación Antropología y Filosofía (SEJ-126). Universidad de Granada. - Área de Antropología Social. Universidad de Jaén. - Laborarorio de Antropología Social y Cultural (HUM-472). Universidad de Almería. - Departamento de Filosofía II. Universidad de Granada
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