El capital social en el parque nacional de Cabañeros

Marchante, Joaquín Saúl García; Guerrero, Ana Eulalia Aparicio

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“…Quercus pyrenaica Willdenow, 1805 and Q. faginea, as not typical riparian trees, accompany the above. Therefore, in very narrow watercourses, we can find a diversity of tree species (Vaquero, 1997;Gutiérrez-Marco et al, 2011;García-Herrera et al, 2011;García and Aparicio, 2013).…”

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Public LiDAR data are an important tool for the detection of saproxylic insect hotspots in Mediterranean forests and their connectivity

Rada

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Horák

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Forest Ecology and Management

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Public LiDAR data are an important tool for the detection of saproxylic insect hotspots in Mediterranean forests and their connectivity

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Blanco

Horák

et al. 2022

Forest Ecology and Management

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“…In fact, the rural environment could become an innovative environment in which small businesses could eventually thrive (Stathopoulou, S. et al 2004;García Marchante, J.S. et.…”

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International immigration and entrepreneurship in rural areas of the Spanish Pyrenees

Mendoza

2023

HunGeoBull

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The academic literature on international immigration into rural areas has clearly identified two main international migration flows: retirement migration and low-skilled migration in farming. Yet, the emphasis on these two types of international immigrants has overlooked other types of incomers, such as professionals, lifestyle movers, immigrant entrepreneurs and self-employed workers who may potentially have positive impacts on local rural economies and societies. Filling a gap in the literature, this paper concentrates on immigrant entrepreneurship in the Spanish Pyrenees. In doing so, it explores connections between local economies, entrepreneurship, and lifestyle immigration. It also analyses the potential of immigrant entrepreneurs to contribute to local economic growth with the different types of capital they possess (e.g. human capital, social capital). Methodology, it is based on a fieldwork carried out in the Spanish Pyrenees between February and May 2022. Specifically, it has been carried out 31 in-depth interviews with foreign-born immigrants in two areas of the Spanish Pyrenees (Girona and Huesca). The non-representative sample is equally distributed among immigrant entrepreneurs, self-employed workers, and employees, and it was also balanced by sex and covered different ages, covering, thus, a broad spectrum of immigrants’ labour incorporations. Our results add new evidence to previous discussions on immigrant entrepreneurship and lifestyle immigration, from the viewpoint of rural mountain areas. Interviewed immigrant entrepreneurs occasionally play a key role in the creation and introduction of innovative products in very specific market niches in farming and tourism in the Pyrenees. In this way, immigrants stimulate local economies, and help to strengthen values on sustainability, community and sense of place. Yet the companies they create are often limited in both size and capital, and these circumstances generally produce only a slight impact on local economic development and job creation in the Pyrenees

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Impacto socioeconómico del Parque Nacional de Cabañeros en Los Navalucillos (Toledo) = Socio-Economic Impact of the National Park of Cabañeros in Los Navalucilos (Toledo)

Galán¹

2019

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La declaración de un Espacio Natural Protegido (ENP) en una zona rural deprimida, habitualmente es visto por los residentes como un escaparate al mundo y la solución a todos los problemas que les aquejan. Tras el ingreso de las tierras de Cabañeros en la élite de la protección medioambiental española en 1995, su posterior ampliación en 2005 supuso para el municipio de Los Navalucillos el logro de su objetivo, con la incorporación de las tierras de la vertiente septentrional del Macizo Rocigalgo.Mediante la combinación de técnicas cuantitativas y cualitativas, este trabajo evaluará el escaso impacto socioeconómico que el Parque Nacional de Cabañeros ha tenido en el municipio de Los Navalucillos durante los últimos trece años, y su relación con el resto del Área de Influencia Socioeconómica.AbstractThe declaration of a Protected Natural Area (PNA) in a depressed rural zone, it is usually perceived by its inhabitants as a way to show their land to the world and the solution to all the problems that affect them. After the entry of Cabañeros Area into the elite of Spanish environmental protection in 1995, its subsequent expansion in 2005 meant for the village of Los Navalucillos the achievement of its aim, with the incorporation of the lands of the northern slope of the Rocigalgo peak.With the combination of quantitative and qualitative techniques, this paper will assess the limited socioeconomic impact of the National Park of Cabañeros in Los Navalucillos during the last thirteen years, and its relationship with the rest of the socioeconomic influenced area.

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El capital social en el parque nacional de Cabañeros

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Cited by 3 publications

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Public LiDAR data are an important tool for the detection of saproxylic insect hotspots in Mediterranean forests and their connectivity

Public LiDAR data are an important tool for the detection of saproxylic insect hotspots in Mediterranean forests and their connectivity

International immigration and entrepreneurship in rural areas of the Spanish Pyrenees

Impacto socioeconómico del Parque Nacional de Cabañeros en Los Navalucillos (Toledo) = Socio-Economic Impact of the National Park of Cabañeros in Los Navalucilos (Toledo)

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