Johanna HoehlUniversität Heidelberg · Heidelberg Center Lateinamerika
Johanna Hoehl
Doctor of Philosophy
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This document seeks to contribute to society and its decision-makers with the best available scientific evidence on Chile’s Renewable Energy (RE) Export Potential and the opportunities and challenges that such potential opens for Chile’s commitment to carbon neutrality. It also aims to provide a useful input for the dialogues that the country will...
The management and organization of water resources shapes complex territorial scenarios. This is seen in south-central Chile, where the construction of hydropower plants in Indigenous territories has strained relations between the state, the Mapuche people and hydropower companies. We analyze the Indigenous consultation process to identify the rela...
La gobernanza permite aproximarse a las interacciones entre el Estado, el mercado y la sociedad civil de forma holística al incluir en el análisis del desarrollo social grupos no tradicionales. Esta perspectiva teórica considera a los pueblos indígenas como un actor relevante en los procesos de toma de decisión en torno al uso de los recursos natur...
Escasez de agua: develando sus orígenes híbridos en la cuenca del Río Bueno, Chile Water scarcity: disclosing its hybrid origins in the Bueno river basin, Chile RESUMEN Este articulo examina los orígenes sociales de la escasez de agua en la cuenca del rio Bueno, Chile. Se emplea el marco teórico de la ecología política para analizar la escasez hídr...
The current article examines the social origins of water scarcity in Rio Bueno basin, Chile. The political ecology's theoretical framework is employed to assess water scarcity as an "hybrid” phenomenon of socionatural nature, highlighting the development of a frame of "water scarcity typologies”. By employing a combined methodology, we analyzed qua...
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The project aims to address the impacts on governance processes and structures caused by the intervention of watercourses through hydroelectric development in southern Chile, and thus, analyze the effectiveness of Indigenous consultation in reducing power gaps and their impacts on the representation of Indigenous peoples in territories in conflict. Through the qualitative analysis of three cases we seek to understand the fusion of struggles for control of resources and who culturally defines and politically organizes water and energy in the territories.
