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The use of Q-Methodology to Obtain Stakeholder Discourses on the Future Development of Ria Formosa Coastal Zone, South of Portugal

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  • Maria Helena Marques Enes Guimarães

    (Universidade dos Açores)

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Uma estratégia eficiente de conservação da natureza implica a análise de interesses dos intervenientes envolvidos. O presente artigo apresenta a metodologia Q como ferramenta no desenvolvimento dessa análise. O objectivo é a análise de intervenientes locais através dos seus próprios termos e categorias, não apresentando ideias pré formadas de quais as suas necessidades e ou problemas. O estudo revela a existência de 4 perspectivas sobre o desenvolvimento futuro da Ria Formosa: pró educação ambiental e capacitação; desenvolvimento turístico e pesqueiro; burocracia, condições do sector pesqueiro e ordenamento do território; qualidade ambiental, integração e organização. Finalmente, estas perspectivas foram comparadas com as acções do plano POLIS 2008. Verificou-se que o plano responde transversalmente à maioria das preocupações identificadas. O ponto de maior conflito é a questão da demolição das casas existentes nas ilhas barreira.

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  • Maria Helena Marques Enes Guimarães, 2010. "The use of Q-Methodology to Obtain Stakeholder Discourses on the Future Development of Ria Formosa Coastal Zone, South of Portugal," RPER, Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento Regional, issue 23, pages 5-19, March.
    • Handle: RePEc:apd:rper00:y:2010:i:23:id:299
    DOI: 10.59072/rper.vi23.299
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