Overcoming urban sustainability: a route for Latin America

The present reflection research is a theoretical analysis about urban sustainability and urban ecology political. The development of this article explores how urban sustainability and urban political ecology assume the dialectic of nature/urbanism as a central element in its propositions and also it...

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description The present reflection research is a theoretical analysis about urban sustainability and urban ecology political. The development of this article explores how urban sustainability and urban political ecology assume the dialectic of nature/urbanism as a central element in its propositions and also it analyses which are the radical differences that are conceived from their respective theoretical bases. In addition, it discusses the global visions that promote urban sustainability and it proposes approaches from urban political ecology, as a possible route for an urban analysis in Latin America. In conclusion, it is proposed to overcome the theoretical approaches of global urban sustainability, by approaches that assume the nature/urbanism processes as co-constituted constructions, in complex and dynamic environments, where multi-scalar (local, national, Regional and global) analysis prevail about the social, economic, political and ecological procedures of Latin American’s current urban landscapes.
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spelling oai:www.revistas.unal.edu.co:article-624832019-09-23T22:02:59Z Overcoming urban sustainability: a route for Latin America Superar la sostenibilidad urbana: una ruta para América Latina Superando a sustentabilidade urbana: uma rota para a América Latina Contreras, Christian Hernán Urbanism nature urban sustainability urban political ecology urbanismo naturaleza sostenibilidad urbana ecología política urbana. Key words urbanism nature urban sustainability urban political ecology. Palavras-chave natureza sustentabilidade urbana a ecologia política urbana. urbanismo ecología teoría urbanismo arquitectura ciencias sociales ecología Urbanismo natureza sustentabilidade urbana a ecologia política urbana The present reflection research is a theoretical analysis about urban sustainability and urban ecology political. The development of this article explores how urban sustainability and urban political ecology assume the dialectic of nature/urbanism as a central element in its propositions and also it analyses which are the radical differences that are conceived from their respective theoretical bases. In addition, it discusses the global visions that promote urban sustainability and it proposes approaches from urban political ecology, as a possible route for an urban analysis in Latin America. In conclusion, it is proposed to overcome the theoretical approaches of global urban sustainability, by approaches that assume the nature/urbanism processes as co-constituted constructions, in complex and dynamic environments, where multi-scalar (local, national, Regional and global) analysis prevail about the social, economic, political and ecological procedures of Latin American’s current urban landscapes. Resumen: El presente trabajo de reflexión es un análisis teórico sobre sostenibilidad urbana y ecología política urbana.  El desarrollo del artículo indaga sobre cómo la sostenibilidad urbana y la ecología política urbana, asumen la dialéctica naturaleza/urbanismo como elemento central en sus proposiciones y cuales son las diferencias radicales que se conciben desde sus respectivas bases teóricas.  Adicionalmente se discute sobre las visiones globales que promueve la sostenibilidad urbana y se proponen planteamientos, desde la ecología política urbana, como una ruta posible para el análisis urbano en América Latina.  A manera de conclusión se plantea superar los cuerpos teóricos de la sostenibilidad urbana de corte global, por enfoques que asuman los procesos naturaleza/urbanismo como construcciones co-constituidas, en entornos complejos y dinámicos, donde prevalezcan análisis multi-escalares (local, nacional, regional y global) de los procesos sociales, económicos, políticos y ecológicos de los actuales paisajes urbanos latinoamericanos.  Este trabalho de reflexão é uma análise teórica da sustentabilidade urbana e ecologia política urbana.  O artigo explora como sustentabilidade urbana e ecologia política urbana, assumem a dialética da natureza/urbanismo como um elemento central nas suas propostas e quais são as diferenças radicais que são concebidas a partir de suas respectivas bases teóricas.  Além disso, se discute sobre as visões globais que promovem a sustentabilidade urbana e se propõem abordagens, desde a ecologia política urbana, como uma possível rota para a análise urbana na América Latina.  Em conclusão, propõe-se superar os corpos teóricos da sustentabilidade urbana de corte global por abordagens que assumam os processos natureza/urbanismo como construções co-constituídas, em entornos complexos e dinâmicos, onde prevalecem a análise multi-escalar (local, nacional, regional e global) dos processos sociais, econômicos, políticos e ecológicos das atuais paisagens urbanas latino-americanos. 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