Transformations of Social Metabolism Through Short Food Supply Chains: Strategies Toward a Sustainable Agri-Food Economy
Autores
- Ehyder Mario Barbosa Pérez CUA correspondencia ORCID
- Dustin Tahisin Gómez Rodríguez CUA ORCID
Resumen
The study analyzes how short food supply chains (SFSCs) transform social metabolism in agri-food territories, shaping new ecological, economic, and socio-cultural dynamics. Its general objective was to identify the metabolic transformations derived from the relocalization of productive flows and the strengthening of sustainable agri-food economies. The methodology was qualitative, with a territorial focus and interpretive design, employing semi-structured interviews with rural actors in Huila, Caquetá, and Magdalena between 2023 and 2025. The results reveal a territorialized social metabolism, characterized by ecological circularity, value redistribution, and the reconstruction of community networks. It is concluded that SFSCs reduce dependence on external inputs, strengthen food sovereignty, and improve territorial equity.
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Metadatos
- Código institucional
- PROD-2026-0094
- ISSN
- 2589-1316
- Revista
- Journal of Cultural Analysis and Social Change
- Indexación
- SJR · A2
- Idioma
- Inglés
- Licencia
- CC-BY-NC-SA Acceso abierto
- Grupo(s)
- Advanced Studies in Business & Economic Sciences (ABS-ES) Hub (COL0237088)
- Línea de investigación
- Economía Sostenible
- Programa
- Economía
- Área OCDE
- Ciencias Sociales · Economía y negocios
- URI Minerva
- https://sgi.redsummaeducation.education/minerva/item/95