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Proposal for Sustainable Development from an Anthropological-Environmental Paradigm in the Agricultural Sector Reiniel Hernández Sierra

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  • Reiniel Hernández Sierra,
  • Hilda Romero Zepeda

Published 2024-04-10

Keywords

  • ecology, sustainable development, environment, environmental ethics.

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Proposal for Sustainable Development from an Anthropological-Environmental Paradigm in the Agricultural Sector Reiniel Hernández Sierra. (2024). Antropología. Revista Interdisciplinaria Del INAH, 13, 56-66. https://revistas.inah.gob.mx/index.php/antropologia/article/view/21108

Abstract

With the Industrial Revolution and the rise of market economy-based systems, the agricultural sector underwent its greatest evolution. It went from being a means of family subsistence to becoming a business opportunity between nations. This transformation was accompanied by technological progress that caused serious damage to ecosystems. Ecological deterioration and the indiscriminate use of natural resources threaten human aspirations to build a sustainable development model. For this reason, an environmental anthropological paradigm is required that, within the environmental ethics, harmoniously articulates the relationship between man and nature.

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