Multifuncionalidad, partes interesadas y legitimidad social del regadío: aproximación a tres canales sur-europeos

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  • Sandra Ricart Casadevall Universitat de Girona Departamento de Geografía Grupo de investigación "Medio ambiente y Tecnologías de la Información Geográfica"
DOI: https://doi.org/10.6018/geografia/2015/212271
Palabras clave: Multifuncionalidad, participación, ámbito sur-europeo, gestión territorial del regadío

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Multifuncionalidad, partes interesadas y legitimidad social del regadío: aproximación a tres canales sur-europeos

La gestión del regadío ha devenido protagonista de un debate multiescalar y supra temporal donde parte de la sociedad cuestiona sus límites socioeconómicos y ambientales, poniendo el énfasis en su capital territorial y su capacidad de adaptación ante los retos venideros. En el ámbito sur-europeo la yuxtaposición de canales tradicionales, modernizados y de nueva creación explica buena parte del dinamismo protagonizado por la matriz rural. El análisis del carácter multifuncional de tres casos de estudio sur-europeos (canal Segarra-Garrigues –Lérida–, canal de la Neste –Hautes-Pyrénées– y canal de la Muzza –Lombardia–) permite adentrarse en el debate sobre el futuro del regadío.

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Ricart Casadevall, S. (2015). Multifuncionalidad, partes interesadas y legitimidad social del regadío: aproximación a tres canales sur-europeos. Papeles De Geografía, (61), 7–19. https://doi.org/10.6018/geografia/2015/212271
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