Heinz Dieter Heidemann

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  This Postdoctoral Project aims to be able to fulfill a methodological procedure we have initiated in our doctorate research (PITTA, 2016): a critique of capitalist sociability through the point of view of its concrete totality (LUKÁCS, 2012 e SCHOLZ, 2009) of its fundamental contradictions as commodity form in historical process (MARX, 1983 e POSTONE, 2014). We here propose to present thi…

  Sugarcane agroindustry fictitious reproduction in São Paulo, in the XXIst century, and Marxist theories on the immanent and recent capital crisis: an essay on concrete totality critique, BP.PD

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  The Bolivian migration flow employed in the garment industry of the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo presents as a tendency its feminization. This project aims to investigate the gender relations in this migration groups. Therefore, the research articulates the concepts of labor mobility and value-dissociation to study the Bolivian immigrant women, investigating the particular conditions …

  Gender and labor mobility: Bolivian feminine workers in the garment industry in São Paulo, BP.MS

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  This is a research about the labor-mobility of African immigrants asylum seekers in Brazil from a broad framework for analysis, which considers the historical framework of the Refugee Status in the context of globalized production of territorial norms. This group framed in the situation of asylum-seeker would find itself stuck to a condition of permanent temporariness, that would be tied …

  African immigrants asylum seekers in contemporary Brazil: from mobilization to the mobility crisis, BP.DR

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  I present here my project for a place in the Research Stay Abroad Program. The project finds its reason in a more general research movement, already featured in my Post-Doctoral studies. I present a history of such movement, which regards a critique of capitalistic sociability understood as a concrete totality, precisely grounded on the critical comparison between the particularity of the…

  The fictitious reproduction of the twentieth-century São Paulo sugar cane agribusiness and the Marxist theories about the immanent and present crisis of capitalism: a critical exercise through concrete totality, BE.EP.PD

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  The aim of the current research is to study the migration process of Bolivian women to work in illegal sweatshops of the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo's garment industry, in Brazil. Overexploitation of labour happen many times among families, and women are responsible for both the productive work in sewing and the reproductive activities, such as cooking and cleaning. The main issue is…

  Gender and labor mobility: Bolivian feminine workers in the garment industry in São Paulo, BE.EP.MS

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  My ongoing Ph.D. research seeks to continue the investigations carried out in the Masters studies about the formation of the peripheral areas of Jardim Ibirapuera and its surroundings, as a particular process of territorialisation of capital, forged in São Paulo from the reproduction of migrant workers and their respective families, dating from the 1960's onwards. I seek, however, to deep…

  THE CRITICAL REPRODUCTION OF THE TERRITORIALISATION OF CAPITAL AND THE FORMS OF USE OF SPACE AND TIME IN THE OUTSKIRTS OF JARDIM IBIRAPUERA IN THE METROPOLIS OF SÃO PAULO, BE.EP.DR