De la conservación fortaleza neoliberal a la conservación socialmente justa basada en datos.

Una conversación con Dan Brockington

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Palabras clave:

Conservación fortaleza, conservación neoliberal, mercantilización, territorialización, justicia de datos

Resumen

La presente conversación se divide en tres partes. Primero, discutimos por qué la conservación no es siempre una solución beneficiosa y por qué es necesario problematizar la Conservación convencional. En este sentido, Brockington argumenta que existe una historia clara y sólida dentro de las prácticas de conservación en muchos países, donde la conservación se asocia con la injusticia del desalojo y el despojo de la población local. Además, sostiene que tratar de separar los lugares para su conservación no puede ser una solución sostenible ya que el sistema capitalista, que es el principal causante de la destrucción, no se detiene. En la segunda parte, Brockington explica cómo las políticas neoliberales han cambiado, reforzado o transformado la forma en que entendemos la Conservación, de modo que la conservación neoliberal intenta encontrar formas de reducir el medio ambiente a simples mercancías. Finalmente, en la tercera parte, hablamos sobre qué ha mejorado y qué cambios son necesarios en la Conservación.

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2022-08-01

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Brockington, D. ., & Requena-i-Mora, M. (2022). De la conservación fortaleza neoliberal a la conservación socialmente justa basada en datos.: Una conversación con Dan Brockington. Encrucijadas. Revista Crítica De Ciencias Sociales, 22(1), e2201. Recuperado a partir de https://recyt.fecyt.es/index.php/encrucijadas/article/view/97127