Ecuador is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world. Moreover, and based on the inclusion of the paradigm of Buen Vivir in the 2008 Constitution, this South American nation was the first country in the world to provide constitutional protection to its natural environment by considering Nature as a subject of rights. In that sense, it is interesting to question what has been the impact of the environmental governance under the Buen Vivir paradigm on the evolution of deforestation in the Provinces of Tungurahua and Pastaza in the period 2008-2017. Based on statistical data collected in the field research and during the interviews with key actors dealing with environmental matters on the ground, it is possible to assert the importance...
Nature has a limited capacity to withstand the degradation process which it has submitted, the relat...
This paper considers the legal, environmental and social aspects of the “Socio Forest Program” to en...
Re-Constituting the Nature of the Nation: Extractivism, Biodiversity, and the Rights of Nature in Ec...
Ecuador is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world. Moreover, and based on the inclusion o...
Colombia and Ecuador are rich countries in natural resources and, in particular, have large areas co...
En la presente investigación se planteó como objetivo general analizar jurídicamente los derechos de...
The 2008 Ecuadorian Constitution is often presented as building on the local traditions of indigenou...
Given the situation of environmental degradation on a global level, this article provides a related ...
One of the most significant events in recent comparative constitutional law on environmental issues ...
The indigenous concept of Sumak Kawsay, in which human beings reside in harmony with each other and ...
Ecuador en tiempos del gobierno de Rafael Correa constituye un caso perfecto de la paradoja político...
Ecuador´s new Constitution is the frst in Latin America to have a biocentric perspective. It introdu...
Graduation date: 2012This research explores differences in environmental worldviews and connections ...
Las tensiones generadas cuando el concepto de buen vivir aborda la dimensión ambiental quedan en cla...
The 2008 Ecuadorian Constitution built a particular system for environment protection, breaking the ...
Nature has a limited capacity to withstand the degradation process which it has submitted, the relat...
This paper considers the legal, environmental and social aspects of the “Socio Forest Program” to en...
Re-Constituting the Nature of the Nation: Extractivism, Biodiversity, and the Rights of Nature in Ec...
Ecuador is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world. Moreover, and based on the inclusion o...
Colombia and Ecuador are rich countries in natural resources and, in particular, have large areas co...
En la presente investigación se planteó como objetivo general analizar jurídicamente los derechos de...
The 2008 Ecuadorian Constitution is often presented as building on the local traditions of indigenou...
Given the situation of environmental degradation on a global level, this article provides a related ...
One of the most significant events in recent comparative constitutional law on environmental issues ...
The indigenous concept of Sumak Kawsay, in which human beings reside in harmony with each other and ...
Ecuador en tiempos del gobierno de Rafael Correa constituye un caso perfecto de la paradoja político...
Ecuador´s new Constitution is the frst in Latin America to have a biocentric perspective. It introdu...
Graduation date: 2012This research explores differences in environmental worldviews and connections ...
Las tensiones generadas cuando el concepto de buen vivir aborda la dimensión ambiental quedan en cla...
The 2008 Ecuadorian Constitution built a particular system for environment protection, breaking the ...
Nature has a limited capacity to withstand the degradation process which it has submitted, the relat...
This paper considers the legal, environmental and social aspects of the “Socio Forest Program” to en...
Re-Constituting the Nature of the Nation: Extractivism, Biodiversity, and the Rights of Nature in Ec...