Sistemas productivos locales en la industria del mueble en Galicia (España). Su situación ante la crisis

Carballada, Ángel Miramontes; Logroño, María del Pilar Alonso

doi:10.5209/rev_aguc.2015.v35.n1.48964

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“…The study of LPSs as rural industrialisation models based on their endogenous potential, quasi by analogy, passes to other disciplines, gaining special interest for territorial studies [25] despite a changing of themes. Thus, from a local development perspective [26], this study encompasses the elements of territorial innovation [25,27,28], leadership and territorial management [29], political actions and governance [30,31], territorial marketing [32] as well as analysis of the LPS's strength in crises [33][34][35].…”

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Changes of Dynamics in Local Productive Systems Based on the Iberian Pig Transformation Industry in Western Sierra Morena (Spain)

Pizarro-Gómez

Šadeikaitė

Delgado

2021

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Local Productive Systems (hereinafter LPSs) based on agro-food industries constitute alternative models of development in peripheral rural areas that are subject to internal and external dynamics and processes. The main objective of this research is to investigate these processes and their consequences on four LPSs based on the Iberian Pig Transformation Industry (hereinafter LPS-IPTI) in SW Spain: Fregenal de la Sierra, Higuera la Real, Cumbres Mayores and Jabugo. Using secondary data, a comparison is made between 2002 and 2020 to establish the changes, causes and consequences on the LPS-IPTIs studied. The results obtained indicate (1) the business and territorial concentration of LPS-IPTIs; (2) changes in the structure of the LPS-IPTI due to internal and external causes that were already present before the international economic crisis; (3) productive and territorial specialisation in standardised products and quality products that generated the polarisation of the sector; (4) simplification of industrial processes; (5) loss of employment, especially female; (6) external control of companies in the sector which, accordingly, brings about the loss of prominence of local actors in favour of foreign companies, reduced social capital and the progressive loss of ownership of the LPS.

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Changes of Dynamics in Local Productive Systems Based on the Iberian Pig Transformation Industry in Western Sierra Morena (Spain)

Pizarro-Gómez

Šadeikaitė

Delgado

2021

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“…The study of LPS as rural industrialisation models based on their endogenous potential, quasi by analogy, passes to other disciplines, gaining special interest for territorial studies [25] despite changing of the themes. Thus, from local development perspective [26] this study encompasses the elements of territorial innovation [25,27,28], leadership and territorial management [29], political actions and governance [30,31], territorial marketing [32] or its strength in crisis situations [33][34][35].…”

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confidence: 99%

Changes of Dynamics in Local Productive Systems Based on the Iberian Pig Transformation Industry in Western Sierra Morena (Spain)

Pizarro-Gómez¹,

Šadeikaitė²,

Delgado³

2021

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Local Productive Systems (hereinafter LPS) based on agro-food industries constitute alternative models of development in peripheral rural areas that are subject to internal and external dynamics and processes. The main objective of the research is to investigate the processes and their consequences on four SPLs based on the Iberian Pig Transformation Industry (hereinafter LPS-IPTI) in SW Spain: Fregenal de la Sierra, Higuera la Real, Cumbres Mayores and Jabugo. Using secondary data, a comparison is made between 2002 and 2020 to establish the changes, causes and consequences on the LPS-IPTI studied. The results obtained indicate (1) business and territorial concentration of LPS-IPTI; (2) productive and territorial specialisation in standardised products and quality products; (3) simplification of industrial processes; (4) loss of employment, especially female; (5) external control of companies in the sector which, accordingly, results in the loss of prominence of local actors in favour of foreign companies, reduced social capital and the progressive loss of ownership of the LPS.

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La industria forestal de España en la Economía circular, ¿su integración es posible?

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2020

An. Geogr. Univ. Complut.

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En los últimos años una de las iniciativas que está siendo apoyada desde diferentes organismos y administraciones con un mayor grado de consenso, es la economía circular. Un nuevo modelo que tiene como objetivo principal unir la economía con la sostenibilidad, generando valor añadido a la materia prima, favoreciendo el reciclaje y creando pocos residuos. Se pretende constituir un marco político destinado a generar un crecimiento sostenible, integrador y que permita crear crecimiento y empleo. En España ya hay diversos documentos sobre economía circular, en el que determinados sectores poseen una serie de características que las vinculan más directamente como es la industria forestal, donde la madera es su principal materia prima y se trata de un material renovable, reutilizable y reciclable. Por lo que en este trabajo se realiza una primera evaluación de la situación en que se encuentra la industria forestal de España dentro de la economía circular.

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Sistemas productivos locales en la industria del mueble en Galicia (España). Su situación ante la crisis

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Changes of Dynamics in Local Productive Systems Based on the Iberian Pig Transformation Industry in Western Sierra Morena (Spain)

Changes of Dynamics in Local Productive Systems Based on the Iberian Pig Transformation Industry in Western Sierra Morena (Spain)

Changes of Dynamics in Local Productive Systems Based on the Iberian Pig Transformation Industry in Western Sierra Morena (Spain)

La industria forestal de España en la Economía circular, ¿su integración es posible?

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