Analysis reveals the role of social technologies in territorial development in communities facing inequality, suggesting new pathways for public action.
Key Points
Collective construction enhances community empowerment and promotes territorial development in vulnerable areas.
Social technologies function as tools for public action, driving participatory decision-making in the Anthropocene context.
The study employs actor-network theory to understand how social technologies aid in addressing inequality-related issues.
Findings indicate that mobilizing social technologies supports the creation of sustainable and inclusive territories.