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Esta investigación presenta un análisis conceptual sobre la resiliencia espacial ante el cambio climático. Inicia con una contextualización teórica de la resiliencia espacial y la búsqueda bibliográfica sobre el tema, identificando doce artículos conceptuales. Se genera una clasificación empírica de estos artículos en tres categorías: objetivo, resultado y enfoque. Los resultados muestran que los estudios espaciales se orientan a la evaluación cuantitativa; los socioecológicos, a marcos teóricos; y los de modelamiento, a diversos propósitos. Se discuten los aportes de marcos conceptuales sobre integración de disciplinas; el uso de herramientas cuantitativas y modelos espaciales para medir resiliencia; y construcciones teóricas como adaptación, incertidumbre, umbrales, escenarios climáticos, entre otros conceptos vinculados. Se concluye que la resiliencia espacial es un concepto clave ante el cambio climático, con múltiples perspectivas teóricas y prácticas que requieren integración interdisciplinaria entre las ciencias naturales y sociales.

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