Cuadernos del CIPE No. 45.

This paper investigates the typical challenges facing sustainable territorial development. It seeks to define, and see how they interact, those situations in the economic, political, environmental, and spatial life of a territory that are repetitive in different latitudes. To this end, it constructs the analytical framework "Challenges of Governance in Sustainable Territorial Development." This framework defines several types as generalizable patterns.

The analytical framework contributes to the literature with an epistemic and methodological contribution with academic and practical implications. It moves away from specific case analysis, the description of models for collective/multi-stakeholder agreement, or abstract generalization, which are more common approaches in this area of ​​literature and practice.

This document presents a summary of the analytical framework, detailing the Challenges of Governance in Sustainable Territorial Development. It explains the typological rationale on which it is based, as well as the apparatus of conceptual references that supports it. To facilitate the reader's experience, the The text first discusses the analytical framework as a finished piece, and then discusses its epistemological, methodological and conceptual foundations.