Abstract
En México se están gestando dinámicas socioeconómicas en algunas comunidades rurales, a partir de la recuperación de la gestión de sus recursos naturales y de la creación de Empresas Forestales Comunitarias, que propician un tipo de progreso incluyente y participativo. El objetivo del documento es analizar el caso de San Pedro El Alto en México, con la perspectiva del desarrollo endógeno local, la propuesta de Víctor Toledo (1996) sobre comunidades sustentables y el modo de apropiación poscampesino (Barkin y Rosas, 1996; Rosas, 2011), que plantea la transición de la producción de subsistencia a una producción que incrementa la calidad de vida. Se utiliza la metodología participativa, entrevistas semiestructuradas a informantes clave e información documental. Se muestran datos que evidencian que San Pedro El Alto ha logrado condiciones de desarrollo a partir de la creación de la Empresa Forestal Comunitaria.
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