Search

The purpose of this research is to explore in the literature, the definitions, descriptions and associations, related to the constructs: non-ecological behavior and non-sustainable consumption, in the last 20 years. Based on a narrative review, studies published between the years 2002-2022, in Spanish and English, were identified. 60 research studies were selected and examined through the creation of emerging categories that allow understanding and conceptualizing each construct. It is identified that they are multicausal and interdisciplinary constructs, which have been acquiring greater interest in scientific research due to their essential role and direct impact on the current ecological crisis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Se presentan reseñas de varios artículos acerca del tema del cambio climático, incluyendo “Interfaz ciencia-políticas públicas en Chile: Una mirada a la investigación en cambio climático” de G.R. Borquéz en la “Revista Colombiana de Sociología”; “Colombia y la transición energética” de G. Corredor en “Ciencia Política”; y “Relación entre Democracia, Desarrollo Sustentable y Cambio Climático” de A.J. Gabaldon en “Tekhné.”

From critical and postcolonial theories, and under the methodology of Critical Discourse Analysis (ACD), this research presents a representation regime analysis (RR) of the environmental discourse in Colombia. The central argument of this article advocates the idea that the RR associated with the figure of protected areas and natural parks are strongly rooted in a colonizing conservationist logic of the wild nature, typical of the United States, which has its origin in eurocentric and anthropocentric structures, in relation with nature; and that evolves over time towards a discourse of the sustainable development, by which the use and control of nature is legitimized by means of transnational or empire capitals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]