LA CORANOMIA. Modelo teórico aplicable de Gestión y Planificación del territorio en el contexto Colombiano

Abstract

This research addressed the issue of territorial planning and the importance of articulating the models and instruments that are references for public policies and the performance of actors, sectors and institutions. The objective of this research work is to issue a criterion on the relevance of the theoretical model of coronomy as an integral method to be valued in the study of planning and management of territories in the Colombian context. The analysis is theoretical-qualitative and focuses on three phases that correspond to the specific objectives set. The first phase contextualizes a referential framework of the bases where the territorial ordering system in Colombia is based and a conceptual framework is proposed prior to introducing the coranomic model; Next, the analysis of the structure and grammar of the theoretical model of coranomia is deepened. The second phase establishes a comparative matrix based on law 388 of 1997, 1454 of 2011 and the theoretical model of coranomia. The third phase applies the rules and principles of the coranomic method that explain the logic of transformation of the coranemas selected in the case. Thus, the results showed the limitations of the planning system in Colombia compared to a coronomy model that responds to an integral method as a systematic tool for the study of land planning and management. Finally, this instrument is a tool that contributes to future research in the field of land use planning.