Análisis evolutivo territorial de la isla de Lanzarote como ejemplo de un espacio reserva de la biosfera

Authors

  • Silvia Sobral García
  • Alejandro González Morales
  • José Ángel Hernández Luis

Keywords:

reserva de la biosfera, modelo territorial, desarrollo sostenible, world biosphere reserve, territorial model, sostenible development

Abstract

Este artículo aborda la organización territorial y evolución reciente de la isla de Lanzarote desde la óptica de su denominación como Reserva de la Biosfera, haciendo espe­cial hincapié en si esta designación ha contri­buido a transformar las bases del desarrollo insular y ha propiciado un modelo alternativo más sostenible.

This article approaches the terri­torial organization and recent evolution of Lanzarote’s island from the optics of his de­nomination as Reserve of the Biosphere, do­ing special support in if this designation has helped to transform the bases of the insular development and there has caused a more sustainable alternative model.

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Issue

Nº 10: (2007-2008)

Section

Studies

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