Diversity, dynamics and responses to the global change: contribution of the Spanish Committee to the International Geographical Congress
Información General
- Autores: Unión Geográfica Internacional. Comité Español (coord.)
- Editores: Centro Nacional de Información Geográfica : Asociación Española de Geografía
- Año de publicación: 2024
- País: España
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 978-84-416-8354-9
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Otros catálogos
- Citas a capítulos: 1 Citas
Listado de artículos
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Presentation of geographical institutions
págs. 13-20
Army Geographical Centre (CEGET): Tasks and current capabilitiesof the Army Geographical Center in the geospatial field
págs. 21-29
National Geographic Institute of Spain: Synthetic vision of Spanish Geography through the National Atlas of Spain
págs. 30-44
págs. 45-49
págs. 50-53
Royal Geographical Society: The Real Sociedad Geográfica and the internationalisation of Geography
págs. 54-58
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Thematic line 1. Environmental change
From sustainable development to climate emergency: Contributions of the Spanish geography to the study of environmental change in the 21st century
págs. 60-69
Ecosystems and biodiversity: Biogeographical valuation of cultural ecosystems intervened by humans.The example of the cork oak forests of the Sierra de Espadán (Castellón -Spain-)
Peio Lozano Valencia, Cristina Díaz Sanz, Miguel Guara Requena, Emilio Laguna Lumbreras, Guillermo Meaza Rodríguez
págs. 70-84
Urban river spaces are areas of special interest for the conservation of biodiversity: A case study in Madrid (Spain)
Pedro Molina Holgado, Nieves López Estébanez, Fernando Allende Álvarez, Lara Jendrzyczkowski Rieth
págs. 85-98
Climate emergency and extreme events: Energy and sustainability: solution or alibi
págs. 99-116
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Thematic line 2. Territorial, demographic and social changes
Quality of life and place attachment: Proposals for addressing rural depopulation in Spain
Jaime Escribano Pizarro, Javier Esparcia Pérez, Néstor Vercher Savall
págs. 118-141
Structural permanence of social and demographic change: Thematic emergencies, spatial specialisation and multiscalarity in Spanish geographical research (2013-2023)
págs. 142-161
Impacts of global change on the landscape: the energy transition in Spain: renewable energies and landscape.The view from Spanish Geography
Eugenio Baraja Rodríguez, Marta Martínez Arnáiz, Daniel Herrero Luque, Marina Frolova Ignatieva
págs. 162-181
Global touristification: Tourism reversal, management, recrectification or decrectification? Gastronomic tourism as a diversification strategy of mature coastal destinations
Carlos Alberto Patiño Romarís, Breixo Martíns Rodal, Rubén Camilo Lois González
págs. 182-196
Mobility between grandes áreas urbanas and the metapolisation of land in Spain: Metropolisation, gentrification, urban restructuring
Severino Escolano Utrilla, Carlos López Escolano, José Antonio Salvador Oliván
págs. 197-214
Geographies of Post-COVID Tourism in Spain: Adjustments and disparities in the new dynamics of tourist spaces
Josep Antoni Ivars Baidal, Anna Torres Delgado, Carmen Hidalgo Giralt, Francisco Femenia Serra
págs. 215-234
The state of geopolitics in Spain: A perspective from Geography
págs. 235-251
The recent economic transformation in the rural world: Moving towards smart, sustainable, resilient, diversified and multifunctional territories
págs. 252-269
The urban network and spatial interaction in the Spanish Region of Murcia: A space moving towards territorial imbalance?
págs. 270-284
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Thematic line 3. Disciplinary contributions. Analytical, management and learning tools
The scientific and social responsibility of Geography for eco-social sustainability: The role of education
págs. 286-301
Geographic education and global change: Towards a new curriculum paradigm
págs. 302-312
págs. 313-326
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