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SOSTENIBILIDAD Y TURISMO I

Authors: Perez Gaxiola, Adrialy; Ibarra Morales, Luis Enrique; Olivas-Valdez, Erika; Amavizca, Sofía;

SOSTENIBILIDAD Y TURISMO I

Abstract

Sostenibilidad y Turismo en su tomo I es un libro cuyos temas se inscriben en un contexto global caracterizado por una creciente presión sobre los sistemas ambientales, sociales y económicos, que ha puesto en evidencia los límites de los modelos de desarrollo tradicionales. Fenómenos como el cambio climático, la pérdida de biodiversidad, la degradación de los ecosistemas, la desigualdad social y la vulnerabilidad de los territorios han intensificado la necesidad de replantear las formas en que se conciben el desarrollo, la gestión de los recursos, así como la toma de decisiones públicas y privadas. En este escenario, la sostenibilidad se consolida no solo como un objetivo deseable, sino como un principio indispensable para orientar las estrategias de desarrollo en el corto, mediano y largo plazo. La sostenibilidad, entendida como el desarrollo que satisface las necesidades del presente sin comprometer la capacidad de las futuras generaciones, implica una visión integral que articula de manera interdependiente las dimensiones ambiental, social y económica. Su complejidad exige enfoques interdisciplinarios, metodologías rigurosas y una comprensión sistémica de los procesos que configuran los territorios, las organizaciones y las dinámicas sociales. Lejos de constituir un concepto abstracto, la sostenibilidad demanda traducciones operativas que permitan su incorporación efectiva en los modelos de gestión, planeación y evaluación del desarrollo.

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