bachelor's at Geografia - Pres. Prudente from Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (1977), master's at Geografia Rio Claro from Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (1984) and doctorate at Geography from Universidade de São Paulo (1991). Has experience in Geography, focusing on Urban Geography, acting on the following subjects: produção do espaço urbano, cidades médias, geografia, estruturação urbana and centralidade urbana. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The socio-spatial differentiation in Brazilian cities has been deepening and it points out to a constitution of the process of socio-spatial fragmentation. Its origin is linked to the predominance of the neoliberal logic and subjections which precede the idea of the right to the city. This project aims to understand, in cities and urban levels, how fragmented socio-spatial logic changes …
This research project has the relationship between urban restructuring and the restructuring of the city as its central point of interest, taking consumption as its reference, which is considered under three analytical schemes: 1) the new cohesion of the location of businesses which stem from the strategies of economic agents driven by expansion and diversification of consumption, generat…
We grouped the inherent subjects and processes to this research in four groups: diffusion of scientific agriculture and the agribusiness; space decentralization of industrial production; diffusion of commerce and specialized services; deepening of sociospacial inequalities. In the same way, the variables and statistical indicators are congregated in four main groups: representative branch…
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The present project aims to develop research focused on analyzing the periphery, historically stigmatized by poverty and the lack of infrastructure, equipment, and urban services. This view is being challenged by new perspectives, which contest the trend of territorial stigma. A plural understanding of the peripheries reveals diverse spatial and temporal dynamics in the interpretation of …
This project proposes, based on a comparative study, to study two neighborhoods in Presidente Prudente/SP, investigating aspects related to socio-spatial inequalities, such as living in stigmatized territories, which ends up being reflected in the practical sense of living in the city. As spatial relationships become more complex, the idea of socio-spatial fragmentation constitutes an imp…
Studies related to mobility are central in the 21st century. With the transition, still in progress, from the center-periphery paradigm to socio-spatial fragmentation, mobility is shown to be one of the ways to help unveil this change. It is from the scale of the body that we can understand how the change in this paradigm is revealed in urban everyday life, especially by observing periphe…
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Understood as a process that has been intensifying socio-spatial inequalities, socio-spatial fragmentation in medium-sized cities, as a hegemonic trend, has altered both the fabric of the urban fabric and the very interactions between city dwellers, now crossed by an even more intense movement away from social classes. In this context, everyday mobility appears as one of the dimensions th…
The focus of the work plan lies on the analysis of spatial practices to understand socio-spatial fragmentation as the process that encompasses, in the current period, multiple forms of differentiation and inequality that, in the city, as a condition and expression of several processes, manifest themselves. become progressively more complex.Such fragmentation can be understood as a process…
The socio-spatial differentiation in Brazilian cities has been deepening and it points out to a constitution of the process of socio-spatial fragmentation. Its origin is linked to the predominance of the neoliberal logic and subjections which precede the idea of the right to the city. This project aims to understand, in cities and urban levels, how fragmented socio-spatial logic changes t…
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The proposal for an internship linked to the master's research titled "Processes of Territorial Expansion and Urban Dispersion in Presidente Prudente/SP and Dourados/MS" aims to understand, at the city scale, the implications of socio-spatial fragmentation by analyzing the parts of the process that guide urban planning in a metropolitan area, in Santiago, Chile. The focus should be on und…
This project aims at deepening and amplifying two fundamental axes of my current post-doctoral research, which started in 2019. Firstly, the objective is to reinforce theoretical reflections around the concepts of socio-spatial fragmentation, periphery, and the question of inhabiting (or living), that is, the fact of being an inhabitant of a territory said or identified as peripherical. S…
This proposal for a Research Internship Abroad (BEPE), scheduled to be held during a six-month period at Kyoto University, outlines plans to study the practices of Alternative Food Networks (AFNs) in Japan. It focuses on experiences that gave rise to Community Supported Agriculture (CSA), such as the Teikei initiatives, born in the late1960s, and the Choku-bai-jo (CBJ), which is a type of…
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| 7 / 4 | Completed research grants |
| 6 / 6 | Ongoing scholarships in Brazil |
| 103 / 54 | Completed scholarships in Brazil |
| 7 / 7 | Completed scholarships abroad |
| 123 / 71 | All research grants and scholarships |
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