Territorio y Desarrollo en Karl Polanyi: una revisión sistemática
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https://doi.org/10.17058/redes.v25i4.14385Palabras clave:
Karl Polanyi. Desarrollo. Territorio. Desarrollo territorial. Revisión sistemática.Resumen
Este artículo consiste en una revisión sistemática de la literatura sobre desarrollo económico territorial desde la perspectiva de las obras de Karl Polanyi. Para esto, se creó un protocolo para ordenar la selección de artículos científicos, después de lo cual se realizó un análisis de los principales trabajos que han utilizado Karl Polanyi, desde la perspectiva del del desarrollo territorial, de una manera central en sus enfoques. Las principales bases de datos utilizadas fueron SCOPUS, WEB OF SCIENCE y SCIELO, de 1990 a 2018. Se encontraron alrededor de 100 (cien) artículos que cumplían con el protocolo de la revisión sistemática. Todos estos trabajos han sido leídos y sus detalles y características están disponibles en este texto. Se identificó el enfoque clásico de Karl Polanyi al territorio, así como sus ideas más discutidas: el doble movimiento, el enraizamiento y la historia económica. Los principales resultados apuntan a la fuerza del pensamiento de Karl Polanyi en la investigación sobre el desarrollo en varias escalas territoriales, lo que permite pensar estas en términos interdisciplinarios y plurales.Descargas
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