Luis Alberto Oliveros Lakoma es un reconocido geógrafo peruano debido a sus importantes aportes sobre Planificación Regional. Sus áreas de especialización y de trabajo son: Ordenamiento Territorial y Desarrollo Regional, Medio Ambiente, Transporte Internacional e Integración Física, Geopolítica Sudamericana, y Desarrollo e Integración Fronteriza. Nació en Lima en 1950, es bachiller, titulado y doctor en Geografía de la Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos. De igual manera, es magister en Ordenamiento Territorial y Desarrollo Regional de la Universidad Le Mirail, Toulouse.

La gentrificación es un concepto tal vez nuevo en Lima, pero poco a poco está tomando importancia por las transformaciones de los centros urbanos y los cambios sociales y económicos que conlleva. Para ello es importante definir adecuadamente la gentrificación y a los procesos que pueden desarrollarse de forma simultánea, de esta manera evitar relativizar la gentrificación y sus consecuencias. Clarificar el papel del sujeto gentrificador y su relación con la incidencia con el papel del estado guarda cierta importancia para ver las causas-consecuencias de la gentrificación.

When we set out to carry out the first work of the classics section of this magazine on Isaiah Bowman, we not only found his production on political and geopolitical geography but also on physical geography, and much about Peru in its southern territories that we did not know. We decided to get to know Isaiah Bowman more not only as an academic but also as a politician and advisor to the highest echelons of American power in the two world wars, Bowman was convinced that he represented the free world and that is why he sadly confronted the school in his texts German geopolitics, but also in Peru in his works he describes the oppression of the Andean and Amazonian Indians who were exploited in almost slavery regimes in the south of Peru, which he detailed and was a great contribution to know the reality of Peru.But in that archeology of Bowman’s geographical thought we also find as the g...

Nicté Fabiola Escárzaga has a degree in Sociology, a Master’s in Latin American Studies and a PhD in Latin American Studies, also from the National Autonomous University of Mexico. She is a current professor - researcher at the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana Unidad Xochimilco, and is also a professor of the Postgraduate Course in Latin American Studies at UNAM. His academic interest focuses on the study of indigenous-based armed insurgencies in Mexico, Peru, and Bolivia; Indigenous movement in Latin America; Progressive governments and social movements in Latin America; Indianisms in Latin America; Indigenous education in Mexico and Latin America; and Comparative educational systems in Latin America. She is the author of 12 books published in Mexico and Bolivia, as well as the author of chapters of more than 30 books published in different countries, she also has several scienti...

This work aims to publicize the GeoVisor Application proposal, placing us in the context of a pandemic and the common Neogeographies practiced by the Jequetepeque population. GeoVisor is intended to be an app against the COVID - 19 and for the geolocation of safe places, but acting from a distance and taking into account the ethnographic nature of the population. A collaborative project of professionals in geotechnologies facing the world scenario of the COVID-19 and within the Peruvian context, having as a study area the District of Jequetepeque in the department of La Libertad.