Nicolo Gligo
Biographic Data
| ID | 959323 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nicolo Gligo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nicolo |
| FAMILY NAME | Gligo |
| SIGNATURE | GLIGO N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Instituto Boliviano de Ciencia y Tecnología Nuclear |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Notas sobre la historia ecológica de América Latina
This article presents some relevant aspects that are considered basic to be able to interpret passages in the history of Latin America from an ecological dimension. In pre-Hispanic America there was knowledge based on the observation of the processes of nature. This was lost in the period of conquest and colony under the European premise that both the culture and technology of the subjugated peoples were inferior and that American resources were …
Public institutions and explicit and implicit environmental policies
In recent years the question of the environment has been increasingly prominent in studies and proposals on the development of the Latin American and Caribbean countries. The serious processes of ecological imbalance in the world, together with numerous disasters and the ongoing loss of natural resources, have given rise to increasing concern over these matters. To a greater or lesser extent, all the governments of the region have tried to streng…
The present state and future prospects of the environment in Latin America and the Caribbean
Most studies of the region’s economy say little or nothing about the status of its environment and natural resources; few references are made to the environmental quality of population centres or to fluctuations in natural resource stocks, especially of renewable resources, despite their crucial importance for the region’s development options. The no more than moderate pace of the region’s absorption of technical progress, the intensification of …
Components of an effective environmental policy
Governments now have very wide experience in promoting development and achieving better levels of income by means of macroeconomic and sectoral policies. Nevertheless, their experience is limited and they have not been very successful in guaranteeing the environmental sustainability of the projects they undertake and, thus helping to assure income sources
Natural heritage accounts and sustainable Development
The economic growth of a country undoubtedly entails an environmental cost. This cost is much higher if development is based largely on the exploitation of natural resources. The existence of methods to detect and calculate this cost would afford parameters which would help us to determine the corrections to development strategies that we would have to introduce in order for development to be environmentally sustainable
The preparation of natural and cultural heritage inventories and accounts
The present article explores the difficult problem of natural and cultural heritage inventories and accounts. First of all, it defines the concept of overall heritage and then states the aims that these programmes must pursue for the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean. It then suggests some types of nomenclature or classification of heritage.
Energy and the prevailing model of agricultural technology in Latin America
In this article the author discusses some important issues related to the use of energy in Latin American agricultural production
The environmental dimension in agricultural development in Latin America
The general propositions on the relation between development and environment which are formulated in other articles appearing in the present issue of the Review acquire particular relevance in the light of trends in the Latin American agricultural sector over the last few decades. The peculiar dynamics of the style prevailing in the sector, which is conditioned by and at the same time influences the global development pattern, has produced effect…
Public institutions and explicit and implicit environmental policies
In recent years the question of the environment has been increasingly prominent in studies and proposals on the development of the Latin American and Caribbean countries. The serious processes of ecological imbalance in the world, together with numerous disasters and the ongoing loss of natural resources, have given rise to increasing concern over these matters. To a greater or lesser extent, all the governments of the region have tried to streng…
Notas sobre la historia ecológica de América Latina
This article presents some relevant aspects that are considered basic to be able to interpret passages in the history of Latin America from an ecological dimension. In pre-Hispanic America there was knowledge based on the observation of the processes of nature. This was lost in the period of conquest and colony under the European premise that both the culture and technology of the subjugated peoples were inferior and that American resources were …
The environmental dimension in agricultural development in Latin America
The general propositions on the relation between development and environment which are formulated in other articles appearing in the present issue of the Review acquire particular relevance in the light of trends in the Latin American agricultural sector over the last few decades. The peculiar dynamics of the style prevailing in the sector, which is conditioned by and at the same time influences the global development pattern, has produced effect…
Energy and the prevailing model of agricultural technology in Latin America
In this article the author discusses some important issues related to the use of energy in Latin American agricultural production
The preparation of natural and cultural heritage inventories and accounts
The present article explores the difficult problem of natural and cultural heritage inventories and accounts. First of all, it defines the concept of overall heritage and then states the aims that these programmes must pursue for the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean. It then suggests some types of nomenclature or classification of heritage.
Components of an effective environmental policy
Governments now have very wide experience in promoting development and achieving better levels of income by means of macroeconomic and sectoral policies. Nevertheless, their experience is limited and they have not been very successful in guaranteeing the environmental sustainability of the projects they undertake and, thus helping to assure income sources
Natural heritage accounts and sustainable Development
The economic growth of a country undoubtedly entails an environmental cost. This cost is much higher if development is based largely on the exploitation of natural resources. The existence of methods to detect and calculate this cost would afford parameters which would help us to determine the corrections to development strategies that we would have to introduce in order for development to be environmentally sustainable
The present state and future prospects of the environment in Latin America and the Caribbean
Most studies of the region’s economy say little or nothing about the status of its environment and natural resources; few references are made to the environmental quality of population centres or to fluctuations in natural resource stocks, especially of renewable resources, despite their crucial importance for the region’s development options. The no more than moderate pace of the region’s absorption of technical progress, the intensification of …
Public institutions and explicit and implicit environmental policies
In recent years the question of the environment has been increasingly prominent in studies and proposals on the development of the Latin American and Caribbean countries. The serious processes of ecological imbalance in the world, together with numerous disasters and the ongoing loss of natural resources, have given rise to increasing concern over these matters. To a greater or lesser extent, all the governments of the region have tried to streng…
Notas sobre la historia ecológica de América Latina
This article presents some relevant aspects that are considered basic to be able to interpret passages in the history of Latin America from an ecological dimension. In pre-Hispanic America there was knowledge based on the observation of the processes of nature. This was lost in the period of conquest and colony under the European premise that both the culture and technology of the subjugated peoples were inferior and that American resources were …
Geography (7 works) · Economics (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Latin Americans (5 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Natural resource economics (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Environmental and Ecological Studies (3 works) · Environmental planning (3 works)