Definiciones y aplicaciones de la resiliencia en la ciencia geográfica
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El discurso de la resiliencia ha aumentado en la actualidad tanto en la esfera académica, política y / o ambiental. En la ciencia geográfica se ha aplicado tanto en el ámbito de la Geografía Física y de la Geografía Humana. Se pretende en este estudio demostrar cómo el discurso y la definición de la resiliencia ha sido aplicado en el ámbito de la ciencia Geográfica, con el propósito de contribuir para investigaciones futuras tanto en la Geografía y en áreas a fines. Se utilizó de investigación bibliográfica en sitio web de periódicos internacionales y nacionales para identificar las publicaciones que aplicaron el concepto de la resiliencia dentro del contexto de la Geografía. Se encontró que la resistencia en el campo de la Geografía tenía índice de la mayoría de las publicaciones a partir de 2010, especialmente en portugués, aunque hay un mayor número de publicaciones temáticas en Inglés, especialmente en el campo de la Geografía Humana. En la Geografía humana la resiliencia es más debatida en el ámbito del espacio rural y urbano, ya en la Geografía Física la resiliencia está asociada al concepto de sustentabilidad, vulnerabilidad y capacidad de soporte de un ecosistema, siendo relevante su aplicación para la gestión y planificación ambiental
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