José Barrena
Biographic Data
| ID | 5438240 |
|---|---|
| NAME | José Barrena |
| GIVEN NAMES | José |
| FAMILY NAME | Barrena |
| SIGNATURE | BARRENA J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Austral University of Chile |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7908-0872 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Energy transitions in peripheral territories
Energy transitions in peripheral territories face unique challenges requiring place-based frameworks that integrate local knowledge with analytical rigor. This research examines energy transition dynamics in Chile’s Aysén region through an integrated methodology combining Multi-level Perspective analysis with Three Horizons participatory visioning, advancing a novel theoretical-methodological framework for sustainability science. Using directed c…
A South–North research agenda for cryotourism in a warming world
Cryotourism is a distinct form of tourism which is based on ice and snow cover and is thus highly determined by climatic conditions. While a considerable body of literature addresses the tourism-climate change nexus in (sub-)Arctic and European Alpine regions, little is known about the situation in South American high mountain and sub-Antarctic areas. Against this background, this perspective article presents a research agenda for cryotourism-cli…
Transformaciones Sociales en la Conservación Marina
Analizamos las transformaciones contemporáneas en la conservación marina tomando el caso del Área Marina Costera Protegida de Múltiples Usos Pitipalena-Añihue en la Patagonia chilena. Los datos fueron recolectados mediante métodos etnográficos en la localidad de Puerto Raúl Marín Balmaceda. Utilizando los conceptos de área promovida y compromiso democrático, tomados del enfoque de la Conservación Convivencial, mostramos cómo una red de actores lo…
Countering salmon farming expansion
Promoted by the state, and national and international companies, salmon farming has spread to the south of Chile over the last three decades. This expansion has been resisted by local groups as social and environmental impacts in expanded territories of production and processing have been identified. Informed by a counter-territorialisation and network theory lens, we analyse how strategies by the state and national and international companies to…
Contested mobilities in the maritory
The mobility of nomadic Indigenous people has been systematically constrained over time by states seeking control over peripheral spaces and people. This is evident in the case of the Kawésqar nomadic ‘people of the sea’ who have been subject to a century of attempts by the Chilean state to spatially fix their movements over both their terrestrial territories and marine ‘maritories’. In this paper, we show how Indigenous groups like the Kawésqar …
Barbarie o justicia en la Patagonia occidental
Objective/context: This article analyzes the particular forms of inter-ethnic violence in the territory of the coastal or inter-coastal waters (territorio marino o maritorio) of the lands historically occupied by the Kawésqar indigenous group. Originality: In contrast with the widespread notion that the extinction of the Kawésqar nation took place without the interference of the State and essentially resulted from European diseases, this article …
Governing nature-based tourism mobility in National Park Torres del Paine, Chilean Southern Patagonia
Nature-based tourism is a mobile activity shaped by the capacity of tourists for displacement and the socio-material infrastructure allowing flows. However, the literature has scarcely addressed aspects of mobility in governing nature-based tourism. Taking the case of the National Park Torres del Paine we explore three aspects of mobility in nature-based tourism using the concepts of routes, frictions, and rhythms. Our findings show that the move…
Self-organizing processes in urban green commons. The case of the Angachilla wetland, Valdivia-Chile
This article focuses on self-organizing processes in contested urban social-ecological systems. It analyzes a wetland conservation program and civic management effort in the Angachilla sector of the city of Valdivia, Chile in a 15-year time frame. The aim is to understand what triggers collective actions and self-organization in the attempts of preserving an urban green common. The study uses a qualitative approach based on action-research method…
Do Sanitary, Phytosanitary, and Quality-related Standards Affect International Trade? Evidence from Chilean Fruit Exports
How far from harmonization are sanitary, phytosanitary and quality-related standards? An exporter’s perception approach
Do Sanitary, Phytosanitary, and Quality-related Standards Affect International Trade? Evidence from Chilean Fruit Exports
Barbarie o justicia en la Patagonia occidental
Objective/context: This article analyzes the particular forms of inter-ethnic violence in the territory of the coastal or inter-coastal waters (territorio marino o maritorio) of the lands historically occupied by the Kawésqar indigenous group. Originality: In contrast with the widespread notion that the extinction of the Kawésqar nation took place without the interference of the State and essentially resulted from European diseases, this article …
Countering salmon farming expansion
Promoted by the state, and national and international companies, salmon farming has spread to the south of Chile over the last three decades. This expansion has been resisted by local groups as social and environmental impacts in expanded territories of production and processing have been identified. Informed by a counter-territorialisation and network theory lens, we analyse how strategies by the state and national and international companies to…
Governing nature-based tourism mobility in National Park Torres del Paine, Chilean Southern Patagonia
Nature-based tourism is a mobile activity shaped by the capacity of tourists for displacement and the socio-material infrastructure allowing flows. However, the literature has scarcely addressed aspects of mobility in governing nature-based tourism. Taking the case of the National Park Torres del Paine we explore three aspects of mobility in nature-based tourism using the concepts of routes, frictions, and rhythms. Our findings show that the move…
Self-organizing processes in urban green commons. The case of the Angachilla wetland, Valdivia-Chile
This article focuses on self-organizing processes in contested urban social-ecological systems. It analyzes a wetland conservation program and civic management effort in the Angachilla sector of the city of Valdivia, Chile in a 15-year time frame. The aim is to understand what triggers collective actions and self-organization in the attempts of preserving an urban green common. The study uses a qualitative approach based on action-research method…
Contested mobilities in the maritory
The mobility of nomadic Indigenous people has been systematically constrained over time by states seeking control over peripheral spaces and people. This is evident in the case of the Kawésqar nomadic ‘people of the sea’ who have been subject to a century of attempts by the Chilean state to spatially fix their movements over both their terrestrial territories and marine ‘maritories’. In this paper, we show how Indigenous groups like the Kawésqar …
How far from harmonization are sanitary, phytosanitary and quality-related standards? An exporter’s perception approach
How far from harmonization are sanitary, phytosanitary and quality-related standards? An exporter’s perception approach
Do Sanitary, Phytosanitary, and Quality-related Standards Affect International Trade? Evidence from Chilean Fruit Exports
Self-organizing processes in urban green commons. The case of the Angachilla wetland, Valdivia-Chile
This article focuses on self-organizing processes in contested urban social-ecological systems. It analyzes a wetland conservation program and civic management effort in the Angachilla sector of the city of Valdivia, Chile in a 15-year time frame. The aim is to understand what triggers collective actions and self-organization in the attempts of preserving an urban green common. The study uses a qualitative approach based on action-research method…
Barbarie o justicia en la Patagonia occidental
Objective/context: This article analyzes the particular forms of inter-ethnic violence in the territory of the coastal or inter-coastal waters (territorio marino o maritorio) of the lands historically occupied by the Kawésqar indigenous group. Originality: In contrast with the widespread notion that the extinction of the Kawésqar nation took place without the interference of the State and essentially resulted from European diseases, this article …
Governing nature-based tourism mobility in National Park Torres del Paine, Chilean Southern Patagonia
Nature-based tourism is a mobile activity shaped by the capacity of tourists for displacement and the socio-material infrastructure allowing flows. However, the literature has scarcely addressed aspects of mobility in governing nature-based tourism. Taking the case of the National Park Torres del Paine we explore three aspects of mobility in nature-based tourism using the concepts of routes, frictions, and rhythms. Our findings show that the move…
Contested mobilities in the maritory
The mobility of nomadic Indigenous people has been systematically constrained over time by states seeking control over peripheral spaces and people. This is evident in the case of the Kawésqar nomadic ‘people of the sea’ who have been subject to a century of attempts by the Chilean state to spatially fix their movements over both their terrestrial territories and marine ‘maritories’. In this paper, we show how Indigenous groups like the Kawésqar …
Transformaciones Sociales en la Conservación Marina
Analizamos las transformaciones contemporáneas en la conservación marina tomando el caso del Área Marina Costera Protegida de Múltiples Usos Pitipalena-Añihue en la Patagonia chilena. Los datos fueron recolectados mediante métodos etnográficos en la localidad de Puerto Raúl Marín Balmaceda. Utilizando los conceptos de área promovida y compromiso democrático, tomados del enfoque de la Conservación Convivencial, mostramos cómo una red de actores lo…
Countering salmon farming expansion
Promoted by the state, and national and international companies, salmon farming has spread to the south of Chile over the last three decades. This expansion has been resisted by local groups as social and environmental impacts in expanded territories of production and processing have been identified. Informed by a counter-territorialisation and network theory lens, we analyse how strategies by the state and national and international companies to…
A South–North research agenda for cryotourism in a warming world
Cryotourism is a distinct form of tourism which is based on ice and snow cover and is thus highly determined by climatic conditions. While a considerable body of literature addresses the tourism-climate change nexus in (sub-)Arctic and European Alpine regions, little is known about the situation in South American high mountain and sub-Antarctic areas. Against this background, this perspective article presents a research agenda for cryotourism-cli…
Energy transitions in peripheral territories
Energy transitions in peripheral territories face unique challenges requiring place-based frameworks that integrate local knowledge with analytical rigor. This research examines energy transition dynamics in Chile’s Aysén region through an integrated methodology combining Multi-level Perspective analysis with Three Horizons participatory visioning, advancing a novel theoretical-methodological framework for sustainability science. Using directed c…
Geography (8 works) · Economics (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Business (3 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Indigenous (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · State (computer science (3 works)