Abstract Using the concept of appropriation, the initial act of social metabolism, and other land use transition perspectives, this paper examines the land use transitions and landscape appropriation in the Colombian South Pacific region (CSP) across three historical periods: the Colonial period (16th–18th centuries), the opening of the liberal economy (19th century), and globalization (20th–21st centuries). Historical information on land uses and economic exchange in the CSP were synthesized in material flow models. Landscape appropriation increased in each period due to an increase in productive and extractive practices and the exchange of matter and energy. These processes were primarily driven by i) shifting environmental ideologies associated with different political regimes, ii) shifting labor relations, iii) population growth and new settlement patterns, iv) improvements in transportation and communication technologies, and v) the increase of the number and diversity of circulated goods.

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哥伦比亚南太平洋景观占用和土地利用转变的历史视角

摘要 本文利用占有的概念、社会代谢的初始行为和其他土地利用转型的视角，考察了哥伦比亚南太平洋地区 (CSP) 三个历史时期的土地利用转型和景观占有：殖民时期（16 世纪–18 世纪）、自由经济的开放（19 世纪）和全球化（20–21 世纪）。在物质流模型中综合了 CSP 中土地利用和经济交换的历史信息。由于生产和采掘实践的增加以及物质和能量交换的增加，每个时期的景观占用都增加了。这些过程主要是由 i) 与不同政治体制相关的环境意识形态转变，ii) 劳资关系转变，