Fernando E Garrido Fernández
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4806281 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Fernando E Garrido Fernández |
| PRENOMES | Fernando E Garrido |
| SOBRENOME | Fernández |
| ASSINATURA | FERNÁNDEZ F E G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Instituto de Estudios Sociales Avanzados |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1742-7142 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2002 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Leverage ranger’s knowledge to assess wild boar contributions to people in Spain
Human – wildlife interactions range from beneficial to detrimental, affecting both biodiversity conservation and human well-being. In Europe, wild boar (Sus scrofa) populations have expanded due to environmental changes and conservation measures, intensifying conflicts and posing management challenges. This study examines these dynamics in southern Europe through the framework of nature’s contributions to people (NCP), using wild boar as a case s…
Conflict and cooperation in the management of European rabbit Oryctolagus cuniculus damage to agriculture in Spain
Conflicts over the management of wildlife species that impact human livelihoods are increasingly frequent. In Spanish farmland areas, the European rabbit, one of the most important game species, can cause considerable crop damage. Tensions typically emerge between farmers who advocate rabbit reduction and hunters who are responsible for controlling populations when crop damage occurs but wish for healthy rabbit populations for shooting. In this s…
Exploring perceptions to manage conflicts
This article presents results of a qualitative study on the opinions and attitudes of stakeholders of the areas affected by the moratorium on European eel (Anguilla anguilla) fishing (declared in 2010) in the Guadalquivir River marshlands of southern Spain. Results suggest that the stakeholders were sustaining different principles, criterions, and proposals that frequently conflicted because problems with mutual understanding. The usefulness of t…
Farmers' Contribution to Agricultural Social Capital
Social capital is the whole set of shared norms, values, attitudes, and beliefs that promote cooperation among individuals within the community and that has proved to be a key factor in explaining development processes. This article aims to provide an analytically reliable notion of social capital within the farming sector and a methodological tool for empirically measuring how social capital is accumulated at the farmer level. The theoretical fr…
Are Theories About Social Capital Empirically Supported? Evidence from the Farming Sector
Do Participants Change Their Preferences in the Deliberative Process
This paper analyzes the way participants change their mind in a deliberative forum. Its contribution lies in studying the extent to which these changes persist over time. We start from Mackie’s assumption that changes of opinion in a deliberative context cannot be interpreted by considering isolated variables, but must be based on individual attitudinal networks in which preferences are embedded. The results show that certain changes after delibe…
Regadíos agrícolas, territorio y desarrollo rural
En este artículo se analiza la percepción social y política de los temas relacionados con la gestión del agua en España, mostrando cómo se ha pasado de una lógica hidráulica y sectorial (agraria), canalizada a través de los ministerios de Obras Públicas y Agricultura, a otra integral y multifuncional, en la que se valoran sus implicaciones territoriales y en la que asume protagonismo el ministerio de Medio Ambiente. En ese contexto, se analizan l…
Percepción social de los derechos de propiedad agroambiental. El caso de Andalucía
El presente trabajo pretende ser una contribución original al actual debate sobre cómo desarrollar una política agroambiental que responda realmente a las demandas de la sociedad. A partir de la información suministrada por la encuesta “Opinión pública, agricultura y sociedad rural en Andalucía. Agrobarómetro 2005”, se analiza empíricamente la percepción social de los derechos de propiedad agroambiental, entendidos como instituciones dinámicas so…
Los agricultores como actores de la política agroambiental. Un enfoque multidimensional
En aquest article s’analitzen les actituds dels agricultors davant la política agroambiental. Per fer-ho, es recorre a un enfocament multidimensional (econòmic, social i mediambiental) que permet analitzar el sistema de preferències dels agricultors davant d’aquesta política. El predomini d’una dimensió o d’una altra a l’hora d’acollir-se a un programa agroambiental dependrà d’aquest sistema de preferències i de com aquest interrelaciona amb una …
Capital social y desarrollo en zonas rurales. Un análisis de los programas Leader II y Proder en Andalucía
En este artículo se analizan los programas Leader y Proder de desarrollo en zonas rurales utilizando la perspectiva del "capital social". En primer lugar, se presentan los elementos fundamentales de la noción de "capital social", ofreciendo un breve recorrido por el pensamiento sociológico de modo que podamos encontrar sus fuentes intelectuales. En segundo lugar, se presenta el marco teórico elaborado por M. Woolcock, como un modelo-síntesis para…
Farmers' Contribution to Agricultural Social Capital
Social capital is the whole set of shared norms, values, attitudes, and beliefs that promote cooperation among individuals within the community and that has proved to be a key factor in explaining development processes. This article aims to provide an analytically reliable notion of social capital within the farming sector and a methodological tool for empirically measuring how social capital is accumulated at the farmer level. The theoretical fr…
Are Theories About Social Capital Empirically Supported? Evidence from the Farming Sector
Do Participants Change Their Preferences in the Deliberative Process
This paper analyzes the way participants change their mind in a deliberative forum. Its contribution lies in studying the extent to which these changes persist over time. We start from Mackie’s assumption that changes of opinion in a deliberative context cannot be interpreted by considering isolated variables, but must be based on individual attitudinal networks in which preferences are embedded. The results show that certain changes after delibe…
Capital social y desarrollo en zonas rurales. Un análisis de los programas Leader II y Proder en Andalucía
En este artículo se analizan los programas Leader y Proder de desarrollo en zonas rurales utilizando la perspectiva del "capital social". En primer lugar, se presentan los elementos fundamentales de la noción de "capital social", ofreciendo un breve recorrido por el pensamiento sociológico de modo que podamos encontrar sus fuentes intelectuales. En segundo lugar, se presenta el marco teórico elaborado por M. Woolcock, como un modelo-síntesis para…
Capital social y desarrollo en zonas rurales. Un análisis de los programas Leader II y Proder en Andalucía
En este artículo se analizan los programas Leader y Proder de desarrollo en zonas rurales utilizando la perspectiva del "capital social". En primer lugar, se presentan los elementos fundamentales de la noción de "capital social", ofreciendo un breve recorrido por el pensamiento sociológico de modo que podamos encontrar sus fuentes intelectuales. En segundo lugar, se presenta el marco teórico elaborado por M. Woolcock, como un modelo-síntesis para…
Los agricultores como actores de la política agroambiental. Un enfoque multidimensional
En aquest article s’analitzen les actituds dels agricultors davant la política agroambiental. Per fer-ho, es recorre a un enfocament multidimensional (econòmic, social i mediambiental) que permet analitzar el sistema de preferències dels agricultors davant d’aquesta política. El predomini d’una dimensió o d’una altra a l’hora d’acollir-se a un programa agroambiental dependrà d’aquest sistema de preferències i de com aquest interrelaciona amb una …
Regadíos agrícolas, territorio y desarrollo rural
En este artículo se analiza la percepción social y política de los temas relacionados con la gestión del agua en España, mostrando cómo se ha pasado de una lógica hidráulica y sectorial (agraria), canalizada a través de los ministerios de Obras Públicas y Agricultura, a otra integral y multifuncional, en la que se valoran sus implicaciones territoriales y en la que asume protagonismo el ministerio de Medio Ambiente. En ese contexto, se analizan l…
Percepción social de los derechos de propiedad agroambiental. El caso de Andalucía
El presente trabajo pretende ser una contribución original al actual debate sobre cómo desarrollar una política agroambiental que responda realmente a las demandas de la sociedad. A partir de la información suministrada por la encuesta “Opinión pública, agricultura y sociedad rural en Andalucía. Agrobarómetro 2005”, se analiza empíricamente la percepción social de los derechos de propiedad agroambiental, entendidos como instituciones dinámicas so…
Do Participants Change Their Preferences in the Deliberative Process
This paper analyzes the way participants change their mind in a deliberative forum. Its contribution lies in studying the extent to which these changes persist over time. We start from Mackie’s assumption that changes of opinion in a deliberative context cannot be interpreted by considering isolated variables, but must be based on individual attitudinal networks in which preferences are embedded. The results show that certain changes after delibe…
Are Theories About Social Capital Empirically Supported? Evidence from the Farming Sector
Farmers' Contribution to Agricultural Social Capital
Social capital is the whole set of shared norms, values, attitudes, and beliefs that promote cooperation among individuals within the community and that has proved to be a key factor in explaining development processes. This article aims to provide an analytically reliable notion of social capital within the farming sector and a methodological tool for empirically measuring how social capital is accumulated at the farmer level. The theoretical fr…
Exploring perceptions to manage conflicts
This article presents results of a qualitative study on the opinions and attitudes of stakeholders of the areas affected by the moratorium on European eel (Anguilla anguilla) fishing (declared in 2010) in the Guadalquivir River marshlands of southern Spain. Results suggest that the stakeholders were sustaining different principles, criterions, and proposals that frequently conflicted because problems with mutual understanding. The usefulness of t…
Conflict and cooperation in the management of European rabbit Oryctolagus cuniculus damage to agriculture in Spain
Conflicts over the management of wildlife species that impact human livelihoods are increasingly frequent. In Spanish farmland areas, the European rabbit, one of the most important game species, can cause considerable crop damage. Tensions typically emerge between farmers who advocate rabbit reduction and hunters who are responsible for controlling populations when crop damage occurs but wish for healthy rabbit populations for shooting. In this s…
Leverage ranger’s knowledge to assess wild boar contributions to people in Spain
Human – wildlife interactions range from beneficial to detrimental, affecting both biodiversity conservation and human well-being. In Europe, wild boar (Sus scrofa) populations have expanded due to environmental changes and conservation measures, intensifying conflicts and posing management challenges. This study examines these dynamics in southern Europe through the framework of nature’s contributions to people (NCP), using wild boar as a case s…
Political science (6 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Business (4 obras) · Cooperative Studies and Economics (4 obras) · Environmental planning (4 obras) · Agriculture (3 obras) · Environmental resource management (3 obras) · Wildlife Ecology and Conservation (3 obras) · Animal Behavior and Welfare Studies (2 obras)