Reflexiones metodológicas en la investigación geográfica: diálogos y experiencias desde Iberoamérica

This volume offers a critical and pluralistic perspective on the methodological practices that underpin knowledge production in Geography. From an Ibero-American standpoint, it brings together contributions from researchers who, drawing on their concrete experiences across diverse territorial and socio-historical contexts, explore the tensions, opportunities, and potential ruptures that arise between theory, methods, instruments, and research techniques. This collective approach not only interrogates the epistemological foundations of the discipline but also enriches contemporary debates on methodological applicability and innovation. The book invites readers to reconsider the relationship between methodological frameworks and the transformations of socio-spatial realities, paving the way for a more rigorous, critical, and socially engaged geographical science that addresses contemporary challenges. Furthermore, it fosters interdisciplinary dialogue and active engagement with society, offering concrete contributions to the formulation of public policies, territorial interventions, and the promotion of meaningful social change. This perspective reinforces both the relevance and vitality of Geography within the broader field of the human and social sciences.