Delgado-Baena, Jesus , Garcia-Serrano, Juan de Dios , SERRANO MENDOZA, LAURA, Mejias, Jose Tomas Diestre
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Científica
01/06/2024
001256776000001
2-s2.0-85196852357
This study is the result of the debate sessions held at the 1st International Conference on Human Rights and Territories at the Pablo de Olavide University in Seville, aimed at analyzing the impact and the agenda itself in the territorial and local contexts. To conduct the research, five focus groups were organized, focusing on the five elements of the agenda: People, Peace, Planet, Prosperity, and Partnerships, with the participation of over 30 international academics, followed by an analysis of the recorded speeches. The results provide a critical epistemic perspective on the 2030 Agenda and its connection with territories, concluding the difficulty of establishing human rights processes in territories from agendas that are centered from the global to the local level.
critical theories; Agenda 2030; human rights; territories; intellectual capital