Cartographie des concepts société et forêt tropicale: une perspective de ces cinq dernières années
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https://doi.org/10.35416/geoatos.v3i18.7107Resumen
La forêt tropicale et la société sont des concepts qui impliquent plusieurs domaines d'étude. Il en résulte des recherches approfondies qui portent souvent sur des questions environnementales, sociales, culturelles et politiques. La recherche bibliographique présentée dans cet article a pour objet de rassembler une base de référence existant dans la plateforme internationale Web of Science pour le développement de la recherche interdisciplinaire. Par le biais de l'utilisation théorique et conceptuelle, il a été possible d'établir des objectifs pour recenser les domaines de recherches et cartographier à l’aide du système d’information géographique (SIG) les principaux pays qui ont publiés des travaux dans la littérature actuelle. Au total, 242 articles scientifiques publiés au cours des cinq dernières années ont été analysés sur 15 thèmes liés à la forêt tropicale et à la société. Une brève évaluation a été effectuée de la façon dont ces concepts ont été incorporés dans les divers domaines d’études. Sur la base de la conception de cet article, basé sur une brève analyse bibliographique, il est conclu que les efforts de plusieurs domaines de recherches liés à ces concepts favorisent la diversité des études interdisciplinaires et mettent en évidence les pays qui évaluent les avantages et les problèmes courants des forêts tropicales. En outre, il met en lumière les interactions humaines avec la nature d'une plus grande pertinence qui peuvent être approfondies et mieux investies.
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