Published: 2024-02-01

Apresentação

Vera Lúcia Silveira Botta Ferrante, Henrique Carmona Duval, Luis Antonio Barone, Osvaldo Aly Junior
4-6
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O final do inverno e o início da primavera de 2024 se apresentaram como uma espécie de cartão de visitas da emergência climática para amplas regiões interiores do país, em especial para o rico interior paulista. Os incêndios sucessivos e recorrentes que passaram a ocorrer em pastos, canaviais e áreas degradadas de propriedades rurais do Estado de São Paulo desde os finais de agosto, fizeram soar alarmes para setores da sociedade – sobretudo em São Paulo – que faziam ouvidos moucos aos...

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Strategies to face hunger in the Santa Helena camp, São Carlos-SP

Helena de Freitas Rocha e Silva, Rosemeire Aparecida Scopinho
7-23
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The literature has shown that hunger in Brazil it’s estructural and multifactorial, related to poverty, rural exodus and the lack of acess to food. Some studies formed the basis for public food and nutricional security polices in the 2000s, which included agrarian reform as one of the guidelines for combating hunger. Based on conceits of food security and sovereignty, we interviewed ten farmer workers from the PDS Santa Helena to understand their representations about hunger and strategies...

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The multifunctionality of agriculture present in The Brazilian Revolution, by Caio Prado Júnior

Gabriela Maria Leme Trivellato, Luciana Maria de Lima Leme, Ademir de Lucas
24-47
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In the classic The Brazilian Revolution, Caio Prado Júnior criticizes the theorists of his time for developing the basis of thought for agrarian reform in Brazil based on European models. European agrarian reform based on land ownership comes from the initiative of peasants, individuals whose social recognition is conditioned by their productive function and their belonging to the land and to a specific location. Differently, the Brazilian case starts from a slave system, in which...

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Programa Nacional de Alimentação Escolar e agricultores familiares contemplados: o caso da região metropolitana de São Paulo

Bruna Rocha, Elizabeth Lima Pereira, José Giacomo Baccarin
48-68
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In 2009, Law 11.947 was approved, providing greater institutionalization to the National School Feeding Program. The new legislation directed executing agents to enhance the nutritional value of school meals, prioritizing fresh or minimally processed products. Article 14 (A14) made it mandatory that at least 30% of the funds allocated for school meals be spent on products from family farming (FF), prioritizing farmers from the municipality or region. The aim was to verify how the...

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Agroecology and healthy eating: a look at the role of seeds in agrarian reform territories

Andreia Cristina Matheus, Vitor Gonçalves da Silva , Vanilde Ferreira de Souza-Esquerdo
69-86
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The financialization and the power of large transnational corporations have significantly increased in recent decades, resulting in the growing control of the entire food system. This article focuses on a study conducted with peasant families from Quilombo Campo Grande, located in the state of Minas Gerais and organized by the Landless Workers' Movement (MST). The objective was to analyze the strategies adopted by these families regarding seeds and their relationship with food production and...

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Young people sowing change: The political strength of rural youth in the La Plata horticultural belt (2018-2022)

Mayra Alejandra Davila Pico, Edvânia Ângela de Souza
87-105
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There are multiple and diverse debates on conceptualizing the youth category in Social Sciences (REGUILLO, 2007; MARGULIS, 2008; CHAVES, 2009; BALARDINI, 2000). Since the end of the 17th century and the beginning of the 19th century, the category "youth" was defined in Central Europe (KUSTRÍN, 2007, youth was characterized by being present in the public agenda of all Western societies and our region has not been the exception. In general, when we think or talk about youth, it is directly...

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Expressões coletivas de mulheres assentadas: conquistas e retrocessos da autonomia

Larissa Sapiensa Galvão Leal, Vera Lúcia Silveira Botta Ferrante, Henrique Carmona Duval, Alexandra Filipak, Luiz Gustavo Ennes Pizzaia
106-128
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  O presente artigo é um recorte da tese "A construção da autonomia das mulheres rurais diante dos dilemas nos assentamentos” que deu continuidade às pesquisas realizadas pela autora e aos projetos do NUPEDOR. Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa nos assentamentos da região de Araraquara-SP, que teve como objetivo principal analisar como se dá a construção da autonomia das mulheres, identificando qual o lugar que a reprodução social ocupa na vida e no trabalho delas nos assentamentos e nas...

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Agroecology and environmental sociology workshopsan extension experience in the Contestado Settlement, Lapa (PR)

Rodolfo Bezerra de Menezes Lobato da Costa, Bruna Bronoski, Carolina Baja Wzorek, Carolina Effing, Gabriel Sakuma Nakama de Siqueira, Giovanna Maria Travinski de Almeida , Guilherme Francisco Klahold , Isadora Emanuelli Bortolini, Kamilla Schreiber, Laynara Santos Almeida
129-147
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This work aims to portray an extension project, called “Agroecology and Environmental Sociology Workshops”, carried out in 2023. The project was built in conjunction between the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR) and the Landless Rural Workers Movement (MST), bringing together a set of teaching practices, through the debate on environmental justice and climate change, to promote the development of a critical perception about the relationship between the rural and urban world. Among the...

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Tourism as a means of justifying agrarian reform - the case of the Marielle Vive camp, Valinhos/SP

José Caio Quadrado Alves, Paulo Eduardo Moruzzi Marques, Odaléia Telles Marcondes Machado Queiroz
148-164
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This article discusses the legitimization strategies employed by families involved in the Marielle Vive camp located in Valinhos/SP. It specifically considers the role of community tourism as a strategy to increase visibility for the justifying arguments underlying the claims of the Landless Rural Workers Movement (MST) in the region. Thus, the study shifts the typical tourism research question from "what justifies tourism?" to "what does tourism allow to justify?". Two events of visitation...

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Feeling human dignity and enjoying rights: perceptions of landless families

Saulo Lucio Dantas , Alexandre Bernadino Costa
165-180
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This article is the result of the exchange of knowledge and specialization councils in Human Rights offered by the State University of Maranhão – UEMA. To this end, our general objective in this article is to present some fundamental elements of the conception of human dignity and its promotion from the critical perspective of human rights in dialogue with the concrete struggle experience of the Landless Rural Workers Movement – ​​MST. To do this, we use the critical theory of human rights...

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Serra do Ramalho (BA) Special Colonization Project: Initial diagnosis, challenges and limits inherent to the land regularization process

Julia Salomão Dias, Tamiel Khan Baiocchi Jacobson, Adriano de Bortoli, Katiúcia Mendes Santos, Mário Lúcio de Ávila, Marcelo Matheus Trevisan
181-203
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Knowing the land status of the national territory is a basic element for developing public policies for economic, social and environmental development and the planning and management of the territory. Special Colonization Projects (PEC) present extensive land regularization liabilities, as is the case of PEC Serra do Ramalho (PECSR). Therefore, the present research aims to identify and characterize the situation of PECSR through the diagnosis of its current land status, in order to provide...

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MODERN RURAL SLAVERY AND INHERITANCE OF WICKED TIMES

Fernanda Moraes de Mendonça, Alessandra Santos Nascimento , Leandro de Lima Santos
204-221
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The central objective of this work is to analyze slave labor from three aspects: historical, conceptual and coping policies. Furthermore, the work uses a qualitative approach methodology and is based on bibliographic and documentary research. The first aspect seeks to articulate the understanding of the phenomenon with the process of formation and exploitation of the workforce in the field, based on its historicity. The second aspect proposes a reflection on the conceptual limits given to...

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The latifundium as form and exclusion as rule: obstacles to agrarian reform in Brazil from the case of the Quilombo Campo Grande encampment

Jadir Eduardo Corrêa Junior, Osvaldo Aly Junior , Joelson Gonçalves de Carvalho
222-243
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This article aims to investigate the struggle for land of the families camped in Quilombo Campo Grande, located in Campo do Meio, Minas Gerais, in order to shed light on the challenges and barriers these families faced while fighting for land and agrarian reform in Brazil. We start from the assumption that the case study in question illustrates and represents concretely the difficulties and obstacles inherent in the implementation of agrarian reform policies in the country. To achieve the...

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RURAL EXPROPRIATIONS: Reflections on case studies and financial consequences to agrarian reform

Kleber Destefani Ferretti, Graciella Corcioli
244-274
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Rural expropriations for agrarian reform have been occurring for decades, since CF/88, however, with several questions regarding outdated regulations, as well as procedural procedures. The objective is to demonstrate the implications of outdated regulations along with the financial consequences caused. In addition to showing that the Treasury loses from irregular compensation, resulting from outdated regulations and a judiciary that is disconnected from INCRA's assessments. The methodology...

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Brazilian agrarian reform from the perspective of an Italian researcher: contributions to understanding the agrarian issue in Brazil

Amilcar Baiardi, Paulo Freire Mello
275-295
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This article aims to highlight the contribution of a foreign researcher to understanding the Agrarian Reform process in Brazil and its results. This contribution is not unprecedented and is similar to the technical assistance offered to Italian settlers who immigrated to Brazil by agronomist-research engineers linked to the Istituto Agronomico Oltremare (IAO), which occurred in the first decades of the 20th century. The recent contribution consisted of the preparation and defense of a degree...

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