Ideias, atrizes e política

Uma análise do Programa de Organização Produtiva de Mulheres Rurais

Bibliographic Data

ID5774584
AuthorsGabriela Borges Do Couto Rosa (corresponding author)
Year2019
Publication date2019-07-23
Peer ReviewedYes
Open AccessYes
TypeTHESIS
PublisherUniversidade de São Paulo. Agência de Bibliotecas e Coleções Digitais (PUBLISHER)
DOI10.11606/d.100.2019.tde-10072019-214306
OpenAlexW2973657484
LanguagePT
References cited13

This dissertation analyzes the process of construction of the Program of Productive Organization of Rural Women (POPMR), instituted in 2008, presenting as a background the construction of the public policy agenda for rural women during the Lula's government.The research started with the following questions: How was POPMR built?By which actors and from which views and ideas?From the use of the ideational approach of public policies, the study places at the center of the analysis the social interactions, the production of ideas, beliefs and representations of the world around rural women that gave rise to the program.The French analysis model of forums and arenas (FOUILLEUX, 2011) is mobilized here to give intelligibility to the different forums (groups) that participated in the elaboration of the program, shedding light on their ideas and interpretations on rural women.By traversing the path of ideas, from their production to their institutionalization, this model allows them to understand how they are produced and selected until their institutionalization in instruments of public policies.Resulting from documentary research and in-depth interviews the study identified four forums of ideas production on the basis of POPMR's formulation: electoral, scientific, rural women and agroecological.These forums produced different representations and ideas about rural women, who once discussed and negotiated, guided the formulation of the program analyzed.The analysis of this process shows that the creation of POPMR started from the recognition of the economic, social and environmental importance of rural women for rural development.Its instruments seek to promote gender equality through the economic and productive inclusion of rural women, articulating elements of solidarity economy, agroecology and food and nutritional security, presenting a reference of public policy guided by the feminist approach

Economic growth · Economics · Institutionalisation · Political science · Public policy · Rural area · Sociology · Rural and Ethnic Education · Rural Development and Agriculture · Social and Economic Solidarity