Jack D. Ives y la geoecología de las áreas de montaña

J. J. González-Trueba; J. M. García-Ruiz

doi:10.3989/Pirineos.2012.167001

Autores/as

J. J. González-Trueba CIESE, Universidad de Cantabria
J. M. García-Ruiz Instituto Pirenaico de Ecología, CSIC

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3989/Pirineos.2012.167001

Palabras clave:

Geoecología, Geografía global, Montañas, Desarrollo

Resumen

Se hace una breve presentación de la obra de Jack D. Ives, uno de los grandes protagonistas del desarrollo de los estudios de Geoecología en las áreas de montaña. Con sus trabajos en ambientes fríos y de montaña (Montañas Rocosas e Himalaya, especialmente), Jack D. Ives ha proporcionado una nueva perspectiva global en la que la forma en que se organizan los grupos humanos y sus actividades son factores decisivos para explicar la complejidad de los ambientes de montaña.

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