Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Planning from UNIVAP (2025). Masters in Geography, in the area of Territorial Organization and Management, from PPGEO at UFPA (2019). Bachelors degree in Geography from UEPA (2016). During her Ph.D., she completed an academic internship at Indiana University, Bloomington (USA), at the Center for the Analysis of Socio-Ecological Landscapes (CASEL) as a visiting researcher, funded by BEPE/FAPESP. Currently, she is a Research Technician at the Laboratory for the Study of Cities with FAPESP funding (TT4). She is interested in the areas of Human Geography, working with topics such as Urban Networks, Amazonian Cities, Territorial Organization and Management, Urban Planning, Environment and Cities, and related fields. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The process of occupation of the Amazon has always been linked to strategic interests, starting with the construction of fortifications and the performance of religious orders - which aimed to protect the territory and manipulate indigenous communities - until the period of implementation of major projects - aimed at territorial integration and exploitation of natural resources. With thes…
The process of occupation of the Amazon has always been linked to strategic interests, starting with the construction of fortifications and the action of religious orders - whose objective was to protect the territory and control the indigenous communities - until the period of implementation of projects, aimed at the territorial integration and exploitation of natural resources. Consider…
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