Carlos Alberto Feliciano

• Abstract

  In Brazil, the Rural Workers' Union Movement (MSTTR) has been one of the main mechanisms of resistance and struggle for rights in the countryside. With the transformations in the world of work and the rise of new social actors in the 21st century, the movement faces major challenges regarding the organization and representation of rural workers.Such actors gained space in the political st…

  The struggles and contradictions of Rural Employee Unionism facing the expansion of oil palm farming in the Northeast of Pará, BP.DR

• Abstract

  Since the 1990s, various peasant movements from around the world built a global articulation of movements, in response to the hegemonic model of the capitalist Agriculture development. The articulation took place because of the need to build an emancipatory development model to face the predatory advance of capital in the countryside. This articulation came out with the creation of Via Ca…

  Peasant movements on the Via Campesina: a comparative study to Brasil and Colombia, BP.DR

• Abstract

  The territorial conflict is a characteristic inherent in the historical process of formation of the Brazilian territory. In Brazil's semi-arid these conflicts are expressed under different dimensions throughout the history of occupation and settlement of the region, whether through the dispute over the land, either through the dispute over the water, is the struggle for improved working c…

  The geography of the territorial conflicts of Brazilian semi-arid in the 21st century, BP.DR

• Abstract

  The objective of this scientific initiation project is to identify in the municipality of Presidente Prudente the characteristics of the struggle and spatial organization present in the LGBT social movement, through a reading and analysis of socio-territorial and socios-patial movements. With the reading of movements and also with the bibliographical survey, it is possible to categorize t…

  Production and dispute for space from the body: struggle and formation of the LGBT movement in Presidente Prudente, BP.IC

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