Environmental impact assesments and territory: contributions from the perspective of territorial understanding, intelligence and development

Is it possible to incorporate territorial understanding, intelligence and development (TUID) in environmental and urban impact assessments (EIAs)? In this paper we intend to provide some answers to this compelling question. We present some theoretic-methodological criteria that emerged after jointly...

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Autores principales: Bozzano, Horacio Rodolfo, Decastelli, Oscar Osvaldo
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Publicado: 2009
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environmental and urban impact assessments
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spelling I19-R120-10915-1593742023-10-27T04:07:32Z http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/159374 Environmental impact assesments and territory: contributions from the perspective of territorial understanding, intelligence and development Bozzano, Horacio Rodolfo Decastelli, Oscar Osvaldo 2009-11 2009 2023-10-26T11:35:02Z en Ciencias Sociales environmental and urban impact assessments Is it possible to incorporate territorial understanding, intelligence and development (TUID) in environmental and urban impact assessments (EIAs)? In this paper we intend to provide some answers to this compelling question. We present some theoretic-methodological criteria that emerged after jointly working on approximately forty EIAs, mainly on urban environments in Argentina. There already exist treatises and unique works on EIAS, thus our team has researched to enhance them with theoretic perspectives of TUID based, among other authors, in M. Santos, E. Durkheim, M. Weber, the ENTI team and numerous contemporary Latin American authors. We will focus in those subject matters usually defined in the EIA legislation as socio-economic and socio-territorial. This way, investigating each object of study and intervention (OS/OI) we were able to find some guidelines for the analysis, common to most works and to other more particular central themes. With no intention of creating a thematic classification, we still think it useful to offer an OS/OI typology, because it helps to better direct and systematize the analysis. We established the preliminary classification shown in our research based on three criteria: activity (industrial, commercial, residential, transportation, mining, etc.), scale (small, medium, large), and intensity (degrees of occupation of the territorial environment). In the second part of the publication we introduce some macro variables: place, territorial organization, identity, mobility, accessibility and connectivity. They refer to real cases. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo Objeto de conferencia Objeto de conferencia http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) application/pdf
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environmental and urban impact assessments
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environmental and urban impact assessments
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Decastelli, Oscar Osvaldo
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environmental and urban impact assessments
description Is it possible to incorporate territorial understanding, intelligence and development (TUID) in environmental and urban impact assessments (EIAs)? In this paper we intend to provide some answers to this compelling question. We present some theoretic-methodological criteria that emerged after jointly working on approximately forty EIAs, mainly on urban environments in Argentina. There already exist treatises and unique works on EIAS, thus our team has researched to enhance them with theoretic perspectives of TUID based, among other authors, in M. Santos, E. Durkheim, M. Weber, the ENTI team and numerous contemporary Latin American authors. We will focus in those subject matters usually defined in the EIA legislation as socio-economic and socio-territorial. This way, investigating each object of study and intervention (OS/OI) we were able to find some guidelines for the analysis, common to most works and to other more particular central themes. With no intention of creating a thematic classification, we still think it useful to offer an OS/OI typology, because it helps to better direct and systematize the analysis. We established the preliminary classification shown in our research based on three criteria: activity (industrial, commercial, residential, transportation, mining, etc.), scale (small, medium, large), and intensity (degrees of occupation of the territorial environment). In the second part of the publication we introduce some macro variables: place, territorial organization, identity, mobility, accessibility and connectivity. They refer to real cases.
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title Environmental impact assesments and territory: contributions from the perspective of territorial understanding, intelligence and development
title_short Environmental impact assesments and territory: contributions from the perspective of territorial understanding, intelligence and development
title_full Environmental impact assesments and territory: contributions from the perspective of territorial understanding, intelligence and development
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