Interacción entre la sociedad, el medio ambiente y su papel dentro de la gestión ambiental: un análisis hermenéutico de las dinámicas socioecológicas

Abstract

This research adopts a hermeneutic approach to analyze the complex interactions between society, the environment and environmental management. The main objective is to deeply understand how these three domains are intertwined and how socio-ecological dynamics shape challenges and opportunities in environmental sustainability. Using qualitative methods, the research focuses on the interpretive analysis of data from a documentary review. The hermeneutic approach allows us to unravel the underlying meanings, perceptions and narratives that guide the interactions between social, ecological and environmental management systems. The research results reveal a complex web of interdependencies between society, the environment and environmental management efforts. Tensions and synergies that emerge from these interactions are identified, as well as the sociocultural, political and economic factors that influence decision making and the implementation of sustainability policies and practices. In addition, the diverse perceptions and narratives that shape the way in which different social actors understand and relate to the environment and the management of natural resources are highlighted. The findings of this research have significant implications for the design and implementation of more holistic and effective environmental management strategies, which consider socio-ecological dynamics in specific contexts and encourage the participation and empowerment of local communities.