Prospective and territorial development in island areas: empirical evidence from Bocachica-Colombia
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...Blumer (1986) agrees with Massey (1986) in that human beings develop their attitudes towards things according to the meaning that things are given; meaning that they are social beings, which create collectivities according to their relations and interactions with others....
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...In many cases, development is related with economic growth; however, for Sen (2000), the concept goes beyond growth and rent per capita for a territory, since this is only one element through which people may strengthen their abilities....
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...Sen (2000) argues that development is achieved by using the abilities of people and the culture that a territory possesses; development is manifested in an express relation with the freedom of the human being....
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...Although Sen (2000) has worked and is recognized for his contributions to the development of a different perspective, other authors have also contributed to the theory of territorial development, for example, Moral and Jurado (2006) who in their work present the entities of social economy as a…...
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...“Futurology, whichever it is, constitutes an anticipation to guide the present actions in light of possible and desirable futures....
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...Futurology is consolidated as a method, which allows to propose and construct future scenarios that work as a guide for the development of public policies or plans of territorial development, and although in Bocachica, the perspective is not the best, since the tendency scenario shows that this village requires a strong commitment both from the population which inhabits the territory and from the administrative territorial entities....
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...…2000, p. 6); the AngloSaxon School, based in the propositions of Jerome Glenn and Theodore Gordon in their book: Current Situation of the Future Helmer (1967) who developed the DELPHI method, and the Latin American School, based on the MEYEP method developed by Balbi (2014) who, just like…...
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...At the present time, three schools of work may be identified: The French School, essentially based in the propositions of Godet (1994), working under the premise that “Anticipation serves no purpose if not to clarify action” (Godet, Monti, Meunier, & Roubelat, 2000, p. 6); the AngloSaxon School, based in the propositions of Jerome Glenn and Theodore Gordon in their book: Current Situation of the Future Helmer (1967) who developed the DELPHI method, and the Latin American School, based on the MEYEP method developed by Balbi (2014) who, just like the other authors, tries to help know or understand the future a priori....
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"Prospective and territorial develop..." refers background in this paper
...At the present time, three schools of work may be identified: The French School, essentially based in the propositions of Godet (1994), working under the premise that “Anticipation serves no purpose if not to clarify action” (Godet, Monti, Meunier, & Roubelat, 2000, p. 6); the AngloSaxon School,…...
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