Convergencia de Sistemas de Conocimiento para erradicar prácticas de Socialwashing a través de un Centro Público de Investigación: Tipología
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convergencia de sistemas de conocimiento, socialwashing, greenwashing, centro público de investigación, tipologíaResumen
Objetivo. Construir una tipología de convergencia de dos sistemas de conocimiento: indígena y/o local y científico, para la determinación de la conexión e identificación de causas de prácticas de Socialwashing y Greenwashing a través de Centros de Investigación, para su erradicación mediante una discusión teórica multidisciplinaria para la innovación sostenible.
Metodología. Búsqueda sistemática de literatura y análisis de contenido de los documentos que establecen la convergencia entre los sistemas de conocimiento.
Hallazgos. Contribución teórica, tipología que aporta elementos y lecciones de cómo conectar dos sistemas de conocimiento: científico e indígena y/o local, desde fundamentos epistemológicos,
ontológicos, axiológicos y praxeológicos, tanto como de las barreras que impiden la gestión efectiva del riesgo social y ambiental. Contribución práctica. Como guía de proyectos científicos, políticos, académicos que interactúan con diversos grupos de conocimiento como agricultores para legitimar y descentralizar la toma de decisiones.
Originalidad. Esta investigación ofrece nuevas guías de unión de sistemas de conocimiento basados en la transdisciplinariedad desde sus fundamentos filosóficos, así como la identificación de posibles causas de prácticas de socialwashing y greenwashing dadas las barreras de la gestión del riesgo social y ambiental eficientes que impiden nuevas soluciones sostenibles.
Conclusiones y limitaciones. Existen fundamentos epistemológicos que permiten la integración. El análisis a través de: gestión del conocimiento indígena y/o Local, la gobernanza y la innovación inclusiva a través de centros de investigación, ayudan a determinar si se está preparado para respetar y relacionarse con diversos sistemas de conocimiento y su impacto en la sociedad, así como erradicar prácticas de greenwashing y socialwashing. Alcance es una revisión de literatura con datos de SCOPUS.
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