PhD in Social Sciences from FCLar/UNESP. Assistant Professor at the Department of Education, Social Sciences and Public Policies (DECSPP), UNESP/Franca and the Postgraduate Program in Planning and Analysis of Public Policies (PAPP, FCHS/UNESP). Extension Coordinator of the Agrarian Center Terra e Raiz (NATRA), and leader of the Research Group on Environment, Development and Capital Crisis, of CNPq. I have experience and interest in the areas of Development and Rural Sociology, Environmental Sociology and Labor Sociology, working mainly on the following themes: theory of the structural crisis of capital, theory of metabolic rift, agrarian and environmental cuestion, socio-environmental conflicts; and rural social movements. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This research has the general objective of investigating the changes in environmental governance associated with the mining-industrial sector during the Bolsonaro government and the first Zema government, from 2019 to 2023, and their impacts on the state of Minas Gerais in light of the consolidation of the Brazilian standard of productive specialization based on commodities. It is part of…
This study aims to identify the recurring situations of risk, conflicts and socioenvironmental impacts in Minas Gerais associated to the mining-industrial activity between the years of 2019 and 2023. Methodologically, this is a quantity and qualitative study, upheld by the ongoing dialogue with the at hand literature on the subject. For the research process, systematization and classifica…
In the last four decades, Latin America has become one of the most important frontiers of mineral expansion on the planet. In this process, countries that have historically played this role in the international division of labor, such as Chile, Bolivia, Peru and Brazil, have ratified their status as exporters of mineral commodities. Others have been incorporated into the global extractivi…
Over the past four decades, Latin America has become one of the most important frontiers for mineral expansion on the planet. In this process, countries that have historically fulfilled this role in the international division of labor, such as Chile, Bolivia, Peru, and Brazil, have ratified their status as exporters of mineral commodities. Others have been incorporated into the global cir…
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