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Universidad de Guadalajara
2004
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- Una taxonomía de modelos de desarrollo sustentable Darcy Tetreault Sociología This essay seeks to help untangle a part of the discourseon sustainable development by constructing a taxonomyof sustainable Development models. This taxonomy isbased on an extensive literature review that, to someextent, privileges the Mexican experience. In this way, theessay presents and compares both normative and positivemodels. The models included in this essay are: mainstreamsustainable development, which corresponds with thestrategy outlined in the Bruntland Report and Agenda 21;political ecology, a model developed by French economistAlain Lipietz; grassroots sustainable development, whoseroots can be found in a school of thought dating back tothe 1970s known as Another Development; fair trade,an experience that can be traced back to the indigenouscommunities of Oaxaca; Community Forestry, which hasbeen put into practice by various communities in the southand center of the country; environmental action, especially with respect to local-level confl icts over the controlof natural resources; and community-basedconservation, whose principal manifestation is thebiosphere reserve. 2004 artículo científico 1665-0565 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=13802902 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=138 Espiral application/pdf Universidad de Guadalajara Espiral (México) Num.29 Vol. X