Bachelor's degree in Geography (2019) and Master's degree in Geography (2024) - with funding from the São Paulo State Research Foundation (FAPESP) - from the Geosciences Institute (IG) of the UNICAMP. He is currently PhD student in Geography at the Graduate Program in Geography at IG/UNICAMP - under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Ricardo Castillo, with funding the CAPES - apr./2024 to dec./2024, and, at the momento, with founding the FAPESP. He is member of the Research Groups: LAUTER - Logistics, Agriculture and Uses of the Brazilian Territory; and REAGRI - Research Network on Agricultural Regions. He worked on two extension project: 1) as a Geography teacher at the Emancipa Pre-University Course - Antônio da Costa Santos Unit; and 2) organizer of the project "Unequal Accumulation of Time in the Municipality of São Paulo". During her Master's degree, she did a Research Internship Abroad (BEPE-FAPESP) at the Arbeitsgruppe Entwicklungs- und Nachhaltigkeitsforschung (AGEF) of the Institut für Geographie of the Universität Innsbruck (Austria), with a research grant funded by FAPESP, under the supervision of Univ.-Prof. Dr. Martin Coy. Has an emphasis on Economic, Regional, Agrarian Geography and Geospatial Analisys, based on the following themes: globalized scientific agriculture; globalized agribusiness; family farming; regional formations; productive and planning regions; MATOPIBA; productive spatial circuit, agricultural use of the territory, technical-scientific-informational environment and circuits of the agrarian economy. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The globalized agribusiness is advancing in Brazil based on the incomplete modernization of the countryside, causing profound transformations - social, productive, land, infrastructure and environmental - and deep-rooted socio-spatial inequalities in the countryside. The two circuits of the agrarian economy have emerged concomitantly from this modernization process. The upper circuit is l…
The present research project proposes to analyse, dialectically, the relations and contradictions between family farming production and the production model of globalised scientific agriculture, with regard to the agricultural use of the territory of the municipalities of MATOPIBA in Bahia. To this end, the research will analyse the overlapping and conflict between the different territori…
From the second half of the 1980s onward, the great agribusiness in Brazil has ascended a new moment with regard to the regulation of production, parallel to the incorporation of new areas and new techniques of agricultural production. The increase of demand for agricultural commodities, from globalized markets, boosted the production, thereby stimulating cultivation in new areas. Because…
Since the 1960s, the development of globalized agribusiness has been characterized as a conservative modernization of agriculture. However, due to the fact that this production model is based on technical, economic, social and land inequalities, we can argue that this modernization is also socially unequal and especially selective. In other words, only those agents who have the level of c…
The current paradigm of globalized scientific agriculture, which emerged in the early 1990s, represents the improvement of the previous paradigm - the green revolution - and adds new technical, technological, and informational densities to agricultural production, in addition to the central role taken by financial capital. The hegemonic vectors that impose themselves on the national terri…
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