https://impactum-journals.uc.pt/cadernosgeografia/issue/feed 2025-07-15T02:53:59+01:00 Adélia Nobre Nunes adelia.nunes@fl.uc.pt Open Journal Systems <p>The journal <em>Cadernos de Geografia</em> is published by the Department of Geography, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of Coimbra.This journal was created in 1983 and is the outcome of what had been planned for some time, for a journal that can cover all the topics that geography encompasses.The first issue was dedicated to Professor Alfredo Fernandes Martins, a distinguished Geographer from Coimbra’s Geography group, who also dreamed of the Institute launching a publication. Works of great historical interest and geographical interest by this author were published in that issue.The <em>Cadernos de Geografia</em> has been published in three series, which are easily distinguished by their appearance. The second series also has four special issues, the first is a tribute to Professor J. M. Pereira de Oliveira while the others contain the works that were presented at the first three <em>Colóquios de Geografia de Coimbra</em>, since the communications from the subsequent issues were included in the issue of the relevant year.</p> https://impactum-journals.uc.pt/cadernosgeografia/article/view/16476 2025-07-15T02:53:59+01:00 Tânia Seneme do Canto taniasc@unicamp.br Geane Cleisa Nogueira da Silva geannycleisa@gmail.com

<p>This article discusses how Digital Information and Communication Technologies (DICT) can contribute to the development of geographical reasoning in Geography education. Based on a pedagogical workshop conducted with undergraduate Geography students from Unicamp, who are part of the PIBID program, a didactic proposal was developed focusing on the geographical situation “Wildfires in the Atlantic Forest in the Campinas region – SP,” using the MapBiomas platform. The study connects foundational concepts of Geography, principles of geographical reasoning, and the use of geotechnologies, highlighting the importance of intentional pedagogical mediation in the use of DICT.</p>

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<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong>The governance of the Mekong River basin has evolved over almost seven decades, through a succession of regional cooperation mechanisms between the lower Mekong states. The 1995 Mekong Agreement is a fundamental part of the current regional cooperation framework, having introduced specific procedural rules - notification, prior consultation and agreement - for the implementation of development projects. However, the effectiveness of these mechanisms, namely the PNPCA (Notification, Prior Consultation and Agreement Procedures), has been limited by procedural and political-institutional constraints. This paper explores the evolution of the regional cooperation framework and its challenges. It concludes that, despite the various challenges it faces, the Mekong River Commission remains a vital platform for regional cooperation, without compromising the sovereignty of states. To develop this work, the author uses a methodology based on documentary and bibliographic analysis.</p>

Copyright (c) https://impactum-journals.uc.pt/cadernosgeografia/article/view/16237 2025-06-04T12:08:10+01:00 José Borzacchiello da Silva borzajose@gmail.com 2025-06-09T00:00:00+01:00 Copyright (c) 2025 Cadernos de Geografia https://impactum-journals.uc.pt/cadernosgeografia/article/view/16182 2025-05-25T08:30:34+01:00 Joaquim Miranda Maloa mwanamaloa@gmail.com Everaldo Batista da Costa everaldocosta@unb.br

<p>The article analyzes the conditions of permanence of the territorial-heritage of Chiuaula market in Lichinga, Mozambique, as a synthesis of the rural-urban dialectic in the process of African urbanization. The Chiuaula market is understood as a territorial-heritage, a site of resistance against African urban-rural impoverishment and an expression of popular everyday life. The methodology is based on: i) bibliographic research on urbanization and the rural-urban dialectic in Africa; (ii) a review of the theory related to territorial-heritage from a decolonial perspective; iii) fieldwork to conduct semi-structured interviews and collect information on the commercial dynamics of the market (involving knowledge, products and vendors). It was found that the products sold at the Chiuaula market singularize the rural-urban interaction in terms of African urbanization; the establishment constitutes a relevant territorial-heritage, from the perspective of the vendors, who see the place as a source of mitigating material impoverishment and survival for around 864 families, in addition to strengthening social ties.</p>

Copyright (c) https://impactum-journals.uc.pt/cadernosgeografia/article/view/16172 2025-05-20T18:04:56+01:00 ARMANDO BRITO DA FROTA FILHO armandofrota.filho@gmail.com Domynique da Silva Santos domyniquess@gmail.com

<p>O Aterro do Flamengo, localizado entre o Centro e a Zona Sul da cidade do Rio de Janeiro, representa uma das intervenções elaboradas para melhorar a circulação na cidade assim entender sua transformação nos fornece informações importantes para o entendimento do espaço urbano, observando o sistema como um todo e as múltiplas relações das partes que o compõem. O trabalho se dedica a explorar sob o ponto de vista da antropogeomorfologia, a atuação do homem como agente escultor do relevo e as consequências destas ações a nível ambiental e social. Para isso, se buscou informações sobre a obra e imagens em acervos para comparação. A sucessão de aterros na área resultou em uma área de 2.000.000 m², com largura média de 250 m, usada para a construção de vias e de uma grande área verde voltada para o lazer gerando serviços ambientais muito positivos na área circundante</p>

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