Territorial intelligence and the three components of territorial governance. Blanca Miedes
- Blanca Miedes. caENTI WP5 Leader and Lecturer in Economics, Local Employment Observatory, Huelva University, Spain
Abstract
Globalization processes, on the one hand, and political decentralization, on the other, have increased the complexity of decision making processes on a territory, and have demanded updating the three basic components of territorial governance: cognitive, i.e., the way of thinking and understanding the territory and, as a result, territorial development; socio-political, i.e. the way in which abilities, responsibilities and resources are negotiated in the new decentralized political map; and technological-organizational, that is, the networks of actors and tools to act on the territory.
Cite this article
MIEDES B., 2009. Territorial intelligence and the three components of territorial governance. In International Conference of Territorial Intelligence, Besançon 2008. Papers on Tools and methods of Territorial Intelligence, UFC, Besançon, 2009. <URL: http://www.territorial-intelligence.eu/index.php/besancon08/Miedes>
