Sérgio Boisier
Biographic Data
| ID | 6360635 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sérgio Boisier |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sérgio |
| FAMILY NAME | Boisier |
| SIGNATURE | BOISIER S |
| AFFILIATIONS | United Utilities (United Kingdom) |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Hay espacio para el desarrollo local en la globalización
Este artículo trata de responder a la pregunta del título, tarea nada de fácil, como es posible entrever. Será necesario, en primer lugar, dejar en claro qué se entenderá por “globalización” en este contexto; en segundo lugar, habrá que develar las relaciones entre el proceso de globalización y el territorio, asunto para algunos ambiguo o resuelto falsamente por la “muerte” del territorio y de la geografía; en tercer lugar, será necesario estable…
Is there room for local development in a globalized world
This article seeks to answer the question asked in the title: no easy task, as we shall see. To this end, it will be necessary, firstly, to clarify what “globalization” means in this context; secondly, to identify the relations between the globalization process and local areas: a matter which some people consider to be ambiguous or (falsely) solved through the “death” of the local dimension and of geography in general; thirdly, to determine wheth…
Desarrollo territorial y descentralización
This article offers a review of some decentralization related topics in Latin America, using a more conceptual than empirical approach. In the first section, the ambiguity of the concept of decentralization, often confused with desconcentration and/or delocalization, is described. The second section argues that centralism in Latin America is a path dependent phenomenon, very related to our countries' culture. The third section comments current de…
Chile
El artículo examina algunas características del proceso de regionalización chileno, con la pretensión de señalar elementos escasamente mencionados hasta ahora. Son analizadas las políticas públicas de desarrollo regional previas a 1973 y el compromiso del Gobierno Militar con la cuestión regional desde una perspectiva que privilegia aspectos poco conocidos del proceso. La regionalización realizada por CONARA es objetivo de discusión y se muestran…
El desarrollo territorial a partir de la construcción de capital sinergético
El documento plantea como hipótesis principal la existencia de una incoherencia lógica en la implícita ecuación del desarrollo (territorial en este caso) que ha respaldado los intentos de intervenir a favor precisamente de ese desarrollo. Tal incoherencia queda establecida en la diferente dimensionalidad de las variables, independientes (factores causales del desarrollo) y dependientes (el desarrollo mismo) de dicha implícita ecuación. En término…
Post-scriptum sobre desarrollo regional
Fifty years of public policies in benefit of territorial development in Latin America has produced a rich experience for academic analysis, but few practical results measurable in terms of economic and demographic hiperconcentration in the territory, reduction of territorial disparities in people levels of life or reduction of the institutionalized Latin American centralism, which expresses itself also through organizations established on the few…
El territorial de la globalización. Reflexiones acerca del sistema regional chileno
En este artículo se analiza el desafío del desarrollo regional-local endógeno en Latinoamérica en el contexto de la dialéctica territorialidad/globalización. Para ello se parte de la necesidad de comprender la globalización como un fenómeno multidimensional, reconociendo las dimensiones más frecuentemente consideradas en esto, como son la dimensión política, la económica, la social y una que no siempre es incluida de manera explícita, como lo es …
Regionalization processes
The scientific and technological revolution currently under way makes it necessary for us to devise new forms of regions which get away from the old restrictions of size and contiguity: structural complexity is now the crucial factor. The generation of regional structures at the national and supranational level demands flexibility, in view of the rapid changes taking place in the regional environment, the globalization of the economies, and the n…
Decentralization and equity
ECLAC has slaked its all on the idée-force of changing production patterns with equity and sustainability. It has done well to take this decision, and it would be desirable for all the “players” (at least those in the institution itself) to unite their efforts to turn a test tube utopia into an effective and efficient social practice
Regions as the product of social construction
On 2 March 1988, the President of Peru enacted Law 24793 creating the Region of Grau, the first region in Latin America to have the status of an autonomous territorial entity endowed with a legal identity under public law. This is expected to have a strong impact as an example for other countries in which (territorial) decentralization figures prominently in political discourse and projects
Decentralization and regional development in Latin America today
The 1980s have been a time of important change in Latin America. The international crisis, on one level, and progress towards democracy, on another, are two of the phenomena having far-reaching effects on the region which are simultaneously imposing constraints and exerting pressure on the future course to be taken by the Latin American societies
Towards a social and political dimension of regional planning
A large proportion of the Latin American countries have sought and are still seeking to incorporate into their development plans and the design of their economic policies elements whereby they seek to correct or minimize some of the most obvious internal disparities in growth rate, well-being and modernization between the various areas or regions which make up the nation
Is there room for local development in a globalized world
This article seeks to answer the question asked in the title: no easy task, as we shall see. To this end, it will be necessary, firstly, to clarify what “globalization” means in this context; secondly, to identify the relations between the globalization process and local areas: a matter which some people consider to be ambiguous or (falsely) solved through the “death” of the local dimension and of geography in general; thirdly, to determine wheth…
Regionalization processes
The scientific and technological revolution currently under way makes it necessary for us to devise new forms of regions which get away from the old restrictions of size and contiguity: structural complexity is now the crucial factor. The generation of regional structures at the national and supranational level demands flexibility, in view of the rapid changes taking place in the regional environment, the globalization of the economies, and the n…
Decentralization and equity
ECLAC has slaked its all on the idée-force of changing production patterns with equity and sustainability. It has done well to take this decision, and it would be desirable for all the “players” (at least those in the institution itself) to unite their efforts to turn a test tube utopia into an effective and efficient social practice
Towards a social and political dimension of regional planning
A large proportion of the Latin American countries have sought and are still seeking to incorporate into their development plans and the design of their economic policies elements whereby they seek to correct or minimize some of the most obvious internal disparities in growth rate, well-being and modernization between the various areas or regions which make up the nation
Decentralization and regional development in Latin America today
The 1980s have been a time of important change in Latin America. The international crisis, on one level, and progress towards democracy, on another, are two of the phenomena having far-reaching effects on the region which are simultaneously imposing constraints and exerting pressure on the future course to be taken by the Latin American societies
Regions as the product of social construction
On 2 March 1988, the President of Peru enacted Law 24793 creating the Region of Grau, the first region in Latin America to have the status of an autonomous territorial entity endowed with a legal identity under public law. This is expected to have a strong impact as an example for other countries in which (territorial) decentralization figures prominently in political discourse and projects
Decentralization and equity
ECLAC has slaked its all on the idée-force of changing production patterns with equity and sustainability. It has done well to take this decision, and it would be desirable for all the “players” (at least those in the institution itself) to unite their efforts to turn a test tube utopia into an effective and efficient social practice
Regionalization processes
The scientific and technological revolution currently under way makes it necessary for us to devise new forms of regions which get away from the old restrictions of size and contiguity: structural complexity is now the crucial factor. The generation of regional structures at the national and supranational level demands flexibility, in view of the rapid changes taking place in the regional environment, the globalization of the economies, and the n…
Post-scriptum sobre desarrollo regional
Fifty years of public policies in benefit of territorial development in Latin America has produced a rich experience for academic analysis, but few practical results measurable in terms of economic and demographic hiperconcentration in the territory, reduction of territorial disparities in people levels of life or reduction of the institutionalized Latin American centralism, which expresses itself also through organizations established on the few…
El territorial de la globalización. Reflexiones acerca del sistema regional chileno
En este artículo se analiza el desafío del desarrollo regional-local endógeno en Latinoamérica en el contexto de la dialéctica territorialidad/globalización. Para ello se parte de la necesidad de comprender la globalización como un fenómeno multidimensional, reconociendo las dimensiones más frecuentemente consideradas en esto, como son la dimensión política, la económica, la social y una que no siempre es incluida de manera explícita, como lo es …
Chile
El artículo examina algunas características del proceso de regionalización chileno, con la pretensión de señalar elementos escasamente mencionados hasta ahora. Son analizadas las políticas públicas de desarrollo regional previas a 1973 y el compromiso del Gobierno Militar con la cuestión regional desde una perspectiva que privilegia aspectos poco conocidos del proceso. La regionalización realizada por CONARA es objetivo de discusión y se muestran…
El desarrollo territorial a partir de la construcción de capital sinergético
El documento plantea como hipótesis principal la existencia de una incoherencia lógica en la implícita ecuación del desarrollo (territorial en este caso) que ha respaldado los intentos de intervenir a favor precisamente de ese desarrollo. Tal incoherencia queda establecida en la diferente dimensionalidad de las variables, independientes (factores causales del desarrollo) y dependientes (el desarrollo mismo) de dicha implícita ecuación. En término…
Desarrollo territorial y descentralización
This article offers a review of some decentralization related topics in Latin America, using a more conceptual than empirical approach. In the first section, the ambiguity of the concept of decentralization, often confused with desconcentration and/or delocalization, is described. The second section argues that centralism in Latin America is a path dependent phenomenon, very related to our countries' culture. The third section comments current de…
Hay espacio para el desarrollo local en la globalización
Este artículo trata de responder a la pregunta del título, tarea nada de fácil, como es posible entrever. Será necesario, en primer lugar, dejar en claro qué se entenderá por “globalización” en este contexto; en segundo lugar, habrá que develar las relaciones entre el proceso de globalización y el territorio, asunto para algunos ambiguo o resuelto falsamente por la “muerte” del territorio y de la geografía; en tercer lugar, será necesario estable…
Is there room for local development in a globalized world
This article seeks to answer the question asked in the title: no easy task, as we shall see. To this end, it will be necessary, firstly, to clarify what “globalization” means in this context; secondly, to identify the relations between the globalization process and local areas: a matter which some people consider to be ambiguous or (falsely) solved through the “death” of the local dimension and of geography in general; thirdly, to determine wheth…
Political science (9 works) · Geography (7 works) · Regional Development and Innovation (7 works) · Economics (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Humanities (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Decentralization (3 works)