Scott William Hoefle
Biographic Data
| ID | 104066 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Scott William Hoefle |
| GIVEN NAMES | Scott William |
| FAMILY NAME | Hoefle |
| SIGNATURE | HOEFLE S W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5454-0377 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 111 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 30 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Entre Objetividade e Subjetividade na Pesquisa Relacional: Um Inquérito Filosófico sobre Métodos
Questões epistemológicas e ontológicas são mescladas neste inquérito geral sobre métodos de pesquisa relacional. Primeiro, são apresentados debates nas ciências sociais sobre epistemologia, ontologia e métodos presentes em paradigmas empiristas e racionalistas e sintagmas fenomenológicos desde os meados do século XX até hoje. Em seguida, um modelo geral de caracterizar a própria pessoa do pesquisador é oferecido que permite identificar preconceit…
Ana Maria Lima Daou: Uma Carreira entre a Geografia e a Antropologia
Homenagem do prof. Scott William Hoefle para a profa. Ana Maria Lima Daou
The Carbon Calculation: Global Climate Policy, Forests, and Transnational Governance in Brazil and Mozambique
Políticas De Conservação Ambiental E De Identidade Étnica No Século Xxi: Perspectivas Da Ecologia Política, Da História Ambiental E Da Ontologia Relacional
Num contexto global de polarização populista sobre questões ambientais e culturais, uma combinação das abordagens da Ecologia Política, da História Ambiental e da Ontologia Relacional é utilizada para explorar uma terceira via de transformação socioambiental situada entre os extremos da conservação biocêntrica e do desenvolvimento predatório: a conservação socioecológica. A Ecologia Política e a História Ambiental do século XXI mostram como a con…
Identidade e Permanência, Ribeirinhos no Pantanal do Paraguai
Registros do modo de vida de população ribeirinha no rio Paraguai e da audiência pública do Ministério Púbico Federal realizada em maio de 2015 em mediação de conflito socioambiental entre unidades de conservação ambiental e ribeirinhos históricos na região do Amolar, Pantanal, Mato Grosso do Sul
Ribeirinhos em Resistência à Gestão Biocêntrica de Unidades de Conservação Pública e Privada no Pantanal
Este trabalho analisa o conflito socioambiental no qual a população ribeirinha é ameaçada por unidades de conservação ambiental pública e privadas no norte de Mato Grosso do Sul e limite com Mato Grosso. O Parque Nacional do Pantanal Matogrossense e reservas particulares de patrimônio natural - RPPN - articulam-se em uma forte rede de conservação biocêntrica e ameaçam a população tradicional ribeirinha gerando conflito. O objetivo é analisar e av…
Ecologia política da Costa Fluminense: Um estudo etnográfico longitudinal da pesca, turismo e desenvolvimento industrial na baía de Sepetiba
Uma abordagem da ecologia política crítica global é usada num estudo etnográfico longitudinal envolvendo décadas de pesquisa sobre mudança no relacionamento entre pesca, turismo e desenvolvimento urbano-industrial na costa fluminense. A expansão de grandes projetos industriais e da área edificada da região metropolitana do Rio de Janeiro trouxe grandes transformações socioambientais que, ora criaram ameaças à pesca, ora abriram novas oportunidade…
A fronteira agrícola na Amazônia no século XXI: Identidade regional, sistema agrícola, ética ambiental e modo de vida rural
Este trabalho realça o papel da identidade regional nas transformações sócio-ambientais nas duas principais fronteiras agrícolas contemporâneas na Amazônia, localizadas respectivamente, nos eixos logísticos das BR-230/BR-163 no oeste do Pará e das BR-230/BR319 no sul do Amazonas. As transformações em curso ao longo das estradas são contrastadas com as tendências presentes em zonas ribeirinhas localizadas além da fronteira agrícola que são mais tí…
Multi-functionality, juxtaposition and conflict in the Central Amazon: Will tourism contribute to rural livelihoods and save the rainforest
Fishing Livelihoods, Seashore Tourism, and Industrial Development in Coastal Rio de Janeiro: Conflict, Multi-Functionality, and Juxtaposition
Critical global political ecology and critical cultural political economy approaches are used in a study involving decades of research to evaluate the changing relationship between fisher livelihoods, seashore tourism, and urban industrial development in an economically dynamic region of coastal Brazil. As the metropolitan area of Rio de Janeiro expanded and encompassed fishing communities, socio-environmental transformations created threats to f…
Santarém, Cidade Portal de Fronteiras Históricas do Oeste do Pará
Aborda-se neste artigo o percurso de Santarém como cidade portal de múltiplasfronteiras que se desenvolveram historicamente no vale médio do rio Amazonas e no vale do rio Tapajós. Através dos séculos a cidade comandou uma hinterlândia que passou por vários surtos econômicos, desde a coleta das drogas do sertão no início da colonização portuguesa à agroindústria de hoje. Localizada entre Belém e Manaus e historicamente subordinada a estas, Santaré…
Colonialismo Carbônico na Amazônia
Processos inter-regionais de significância global envolvendo desflorestamentocausado por camponeses de frentes de expansão da Amazônia são apresentados pelos olhos destes, que durante a vida passaram de frentes de expansão do Oeste do Maranhão para os garimpos do Oeste do Pará e retornaram às frentes de expansão na região de Itaituba. Desmascarando a retórica ambientalista, que culpa a agricultura de queimada das zonas tropicais do mundo por prob…
Beyond carbon colonialism: Frontier peasant livelihoods, spatial mobility and deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon
Regional trends of global significance involving frontier peasants in deforestation are seen through the eyes of those who produce them in remote places of the Amazon, where during their lives thousands of settlers from the underdeveloped North-east of Brazil have moved from frontier farming to gold prospecting and back again. Going beyond simplistic environmental rhetoric blaming slash-and-burn agriculture for global problems with carbon emissio…
Economic Development, Social Identity and Community Empowerment in the Central and Western Amazon
A multi-dimensional and multi-scalar perspective is used to contrast different experiences with community development involving new settlers, the historic riverine peasantry and Amerindians on and beyond the advancing frontier in the Brazilian Amazon. Local development is shown to occur only when a compromise is reached between the economic development of individual farmers, common social background and community political empowerment. However, t…
A Life Histories Approach to Gold Prospecting and Frontier Farming in the Brazilian Amazon
A Life Histories Approach to Gold Prospecting and Frontier Farming in the Brazilian AmazonIn contrast to the usual faceless macro-economic and sociological treatment of development cycles in the Amazon, which at best offer generalities about 'social actors' labelled 'peasants', 'ranchers' and 'trans-national corporations', who represent the abstract categories of labour and globalised capital, a human face to frontier processes is offered here.Th…
Amazônia Encantada: Ética Ambiental E Identidade Cultural
Enchanted (and Disenchanted) Amazonia: Environmental Ethics and Cultural Identity in Northern Brazil
Socio-spatial diversity of environmental ethics and regional–ethnic identity in northern Brazil is examined with the aim of presenting a culturally complex account of Amazonian worldviews in the making. These worldviews involve the variable merging of Amerindian, riverine peasant and new settler beliefs. Interpretative and empiricist textual strategies are juxtaposed in order to explore both broad human–environmental relations, as seen through th…
You Pig: A Regional Approach to Environmental Ethics in the Sertão of Northeast Brazil
■ A political ecology approach is used to revisit the 1970s debate between Douglas and Leach on one side, and Harris on the other, in order to highlight methodological issues concerning spatial differentiation expressing cultural complexity as well as to demonstrate how opposing phenomenological and rationalist epistemologies can be mediated. The two sides of the debate concerning pigs as ambiguous and taboo creatures are shown to be related to t…
On the cutting edge of the Brazilian frontier: New (and Old) Agrarian questions in the south central Amazon
The focus of this analysis is the zone of the Brazilian Amazon where the greater frontier has arrived from Rondônia and Mato Grosso states, where new productive systems and environmental and land colonisation policies have resulted in a complex agrarian structure. This ranges from traditional riverine peasant farms to agribusiness enterprises, which co-exist or interact economically, but as yet have not become embroiled in conflict. A Leninist mo…
Eliminating scale and killing the goose that laid the golden egg
Twisting the knife: Frontier violence in the central Amazon of Brazil
The presence or absence of high rates of violence in the Central Amazon of Brazil, one of the last great frontiers of the world, is analysed in terms of a comparative approach to the study of global frontiers. Violence is shown to be low among historical peasantries in riverine and pastoral areas of old settlement located beyond the greater frontier where less inequity and imbalance between social classes, ethnic groups, sexual groups and age set…
Bitter Harvest: The Frontier Legacy of US Internal Violence and Belligerent Imperialism
Recent debates concerning the nature and extent of violence on the US frontier are evaluated with regard to the legacy for contemporary American violence and foreign policy. It is argued that the myth of a Minuteman-Gunfighter Nation has its roots in 20th-century politics and ideology, while the real legacy of the frontier was inter-ethnic violence and hatred as well as social inequality and class conflict, which were part and partial of a contin…
Beyond cold war pipedreams: What the West was not
In much of the debate about the current role of frontier development (settlement, colonization) in many so-called Third World countries, frontiers in the latter are invariably compared negatively with the late nineteenth-century experience of the IIS frontier held up as an example that others should attempt to follow Recent approaches to the history of the IIS frontier however have questioned the Jeffersonian and/or Turnerist ideal of an egalitar…
Patronage and empowerment in the central Amazon
The shift from modern to post‐modern politics in the Central Amazon is critically evaluated. While considerable empowerment of previously marginalised. Amerindians, rubber tapers and frontier peasants has occurred, patronage networks remain top down in their decision‐making process, significant horizontal political mobilisation between different social actors has not emerged and grassroots political organisation has been stymied by authoritarian …
Patronage and empowerment in the central Amazon
Eliminating scale and killing the goose that laid the golden egg
Twisting the knife: Frontier violence in the central Amazon of Brazil
The presence or absence of high rates of violence in the Central Amazon of Brazil, one of the last great frontiers of the world, is analysed in terms of a comparative approach to the study of global frontiers. Violence is shown to be low among historical peasantries in riverine and pastoral areas of old settlement located beyond the greater frontier where less inequity and imbalance between social classes, ethnic groups, sexual groups and age set…
On the cutting edge of the Brazilian frontier: New (and Old) Agrarian questions in the south central Amazon
The focus of this analysis is the zone of the Brazilian Amazon where the greater frontier has arrived from Rondônia and Mato Grosso states, where new productive systems and environmental and land colonisation policies have resulted in a complex agrarian structure. This ranges from traditional riverine peasant farms to agribusiness enterprises, which co-exist or interact economically, but as yet have not become embroiled in conflict. A Leninist mo…
Beyond cold war pipedreams: What the West was not
In much of the debate about the current role of frontier development (settlement, colonization) in many so-called Third World countries, frontiers in the latter are invariably compared negatively with the late nineteenth-century experience of the IIS frontier held up as an example that others should attempt to follow Recent approaches to the history of the IIS frontier however have questioned the Jeffersonian and/or Turnerist ideal of an egalitar…
Divergent Trends in Brazilian Rural Transformation: Capitalised Agriculture in the Agreste and Sertão of the Northeast
A process of state-directed, accelerated industrialisation has provoked an enormous variety of agrarian transitions in Brazil. In different parts of the country one encounters the transition of peasant to proletarian; of peasant to small and medium-scale capitalised farmer or to proletarian; of multifunctional peasant to impoverished specialist peasant and even of proletarian to peasant. While each trend can be associated with a specific rural ac…
Beyond carbon colonialism: Frontier peasant livelihoods, spatial mobility and deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon
Regional trends of global significance involving frontier peasants in deforestation are seen through the eyes of those who produce them in remote places of the Amazon, where during their lives thousands of settlers from the underdeveloped North-east of Brazil have moved from frontier farming to gold prospecting and back again. Going beyond simplistic environmental rhetoric blaming slash-and-burn agriculture for global problems with carbon emissio…
Enchanted (and Disenchanted) Amazonia: Environmental Ethics and Cultural Identity in Northern Brazil
Socio-spatial diversity of environmental ethics and regional–ethnic identity in northern Brazil is examined with the aim of presenting a culturally complex account of Amazonian worldviews in the making. These worldviews involve the variable merging of Amerindian, riverine peasant and new settler beliefs. Interpretative and empiricist textual strategies are juxtaposed in order to explore both broad human–environmental relations, as seen through th…
Bitter Harvest: The Frontier Legacy of US Internal Violence and Belligerent Imperialism
Recent debates concerning the nature and extent of violence on the US frontier are evaluated with regard to the legacy for contemporary American violence and foreign policy. It is argued that the myth of a Minuteman-Gunfighter Nation has its roots in 20th-century politics and ideology, while the real legacy of the frontier was inter-ethnic violence and hatred as well as social inequality and class conflict, which were part and partial of a contin…
O sertanejo e os bichos - cognição ambiental na zona semi-árida nordestina
homem dentro da ordem natural 1 .Neste trabalho
Economic Development, Social Identity and Community Empowerment in the Central and Western Amazon
A multi-dimensional and multi-scalar perspective is used to contrast different experiences with community development involving new settlers, the historic riverine peasantry and Amerindians on and beyond the advancing frontier in the Brazilian Amazon. Local development is shown to occur only when a compromise is reached between the economic development of individual farmers, common social background and community political empowerment. However, t…
Religious world‐view and environment in the Sertão of North‐East Brazil
The importance of religious cosmology for environmental ethics is explored in a case‐study of enchanted and disenchanted world‐views in the Sertão of North‐east Brazil. Popular Catholicism is shown to have retained an enchanted world‐view of humans interacting with saints, souls and animist spirits. In order to differentiate themselves from Catholics, evangelical Protestants pursue a disenchanted view of the natural environment but hold a highly …
Multi-functionality, juxtaposition and conflict in the Central Amazon: Will tourism contribute to rural livelihoods and save the rainforest
Colonialismo Carbônico na Amazônia
Processos inter-regionais de significância global envolvendo desflorestamentocausado por camponeses de frentes de expansão da Amazônia são apresentados pelos olhos destes, que durante a vida passaram de frentes de expansão do Oeste do Maranhão para os garimpos do Oeste do Pará e retornaram às frentes de expansão na região de Itaituba. Desmascarando a retórica ambientalista, que culpa a agricultura de queimada das zonas tropicais do mundo por prob…
You Pig: A Regional Approach to Environmental Ethics in the Sertão of Northeast Brazil
■ A political ecology approach is used to revisit the 1970s debate between Douglas and Leach on one side, and Harris on the other, in order to highlight methodological issues concerning spatial differentiation expressing cultural complexity as well as to demonstrate how opposing phenomenological and rationalist epistemologies can be mediated. The two sides of the debate concerning pigs as ambiguous and taboo creatures are shown to be related to t…
Ecologia política da Costa Fluminense: Um estudo etnográfico longitudinal da pesca, turismo e desenvolvimento industrial na baía de Sepetiba
Uma abordagem da ecologia política crítica global é usada num estudo etnográfico longitudinal envolvendo décadas de pesquisa sobre mudança no relacionamento entre pesca, turismo e desenvolvimento urbano-industrial na costa fluminense. A expansão de grandes projetos industriais e da área edificada da região metropolitana do Rio de Janeiro trouxe grandes transformações socioambientais que, ora criaram ameaças à pesca, ora abriram novas oportunidade…
A fronteira agrícola na Amazônia no século XXI: Identidade regional, sistema agrícola, ética ambiental e modo de vida rural
Este trabalho realça o papel da identidade regional nas transformações sócio-ambientais nas duas principais fronteiras agrícolas contemporâneas na Amazônia, localizadas respectivamente, nos eixos logísticos das BR-230/BR-163 no oeste do Pará e das BR-230/BR319 no sul do Amazonas. As transformações em curso ao longo das estradas são contrastadas com as tendências presentes em zonas ribeirinhas localizadas além da fronteira agrícola que são mais tí…
Religious World-view and Environment in the Sertão of North-east Brazil
The importance of religious cosmology for environmental ethics is explored in a case-study of enchanted and disenchanted world-views in the Sertão of North-east Brazil. Popular Catholicism is shown to have retained an enchanted world-view of humans interacting with saints, souls and animist spirits. In order to differentiate themselves from Catholics, evangelical Protestants pursue a disenchanted view of the natural environment but hold a highly …
Divergent Trends in Brazilian Rural Transformation: Capitalised Agriculture in the Agreste and Sertão of the Northeast
A process of state-directed, accelerated industrialisation has provoked an enormous variety of agrarian transitions in Brazil. In different parts of the country one encounters the transition of peasant to proletarian; of peasant to small and medium-scale capitalised farmer or to proletarian; of multifunctional peasant to impoverished specialist peasant and even of proletarian to peasant. While each trend can be associated with a specific rural ac…
O sertanejo e os bichos - cognição ambiental na zona semi-árida nordestina
homem dentro da ordem natural 1 .Neste trabalho
From Family Feud to Organised Crime: The Cultural Economy of Cannabis in Northeast Brazil
Traditional family feuding and banditry as well as envy‐inspired violence associated with capitalised irrigation have been intensified by the introduction of cannabis farming and organised crime in the Sertão of Northeast Brazil to the point that today the cannabis producing zone is one of the most violent places in the world. These three interrelated forms of contemporary violence arose, respectively, in the pre‐1940 frontier setting, in the 194…
Religious World-view and Environment in the Sertão of North-east Brazil
The importance of religious cosmology for environmental ethics is explored in a case-study of enchanted and disenchanted world-views in the Sertão of North-east Brazil. Popular Catholicism is shown to have retained an enchanted world-view of humans interacting with saints, souls and animist spirits. In order to differentiate themselves from Catholics, evangelical Protestants pursue a disenchanted view of the natural environment but hold a highly …
Religious world‐view and environment in the Sertão of North‐East Brazil
The importance of religious cosmology for environmental ethics is explored in a case‐study of enchanted and disenchanted world‐views in the Sertão of North‐east Brazil. Popular Catholicism is shown to have retained an enchanted world‐view of humans interacting with saints, souls and animist spirits. In order to differentiate themselves from Catholics, evangelical Protestants pursue a disenchanted view of the natural environment but hold a highly …
Patronage and empowerment in the central Amazon
The shift from modern to post‐modern politics in the Central Amazon is critically evaluated. While considerable empowerment of previously marginalised. Amerindians, rubber tapers and frontier peasants has occurred, patronage networks remain top down in their decision‐making process, significant horizontal political mobilisation between different social actors has not emerged and grassroots political organisation has been stymied by authoritarian …
Patronage and empowerment in the central Amazon
Beyond cold war pipedreams: What the West was not
In much of the debate about the current role of frontier development (settlement, colonization) in many so-called Third World countries, frontiers in the latter are invariably compared negatively with the late nineteenth-century experience of the IIS frontier held up as an example that others should attempt to follow Recent approaches to the history of the IIS frontier however have questioned the Jeffersonian and/or Turnerist ideal of an egalitar…
Bitter Harvest: The Frontier Legacy of US Internal Violence and Belligerent Imperialism
Recent debates concerning the nature and extent of violence on the US frontier are evaluated with regard to the legacy for contemporary American violence and foreign policy. It is argued that the myth of a Minuteman-Gunfighter Nation has its roots in 20th-century politics and ideology, while the real legacy of the frontier was inter-ethnic violence and hatred as well as social inequality and class conflict, which were part and partial of a contin…
Eliminating scale and killing the goose that laid the golden egg
Twisting the knife: Frontier violence in the central Amazon of Brazil
The presence or absence of high rates of violence in the Central Amazon of Brazil, one of the last great frontiers of the world, is analysed in terms of a comparative approach to the study of global frontiers. Violence is shown to be low among historical peasantries in riverine and pastoral areas of old settlement located beyond the greater frontier where less inequity and imbalance between social classes, ethnic groups, sexual groups and age set…
You Pig: A Regional Approach to Environmental Ethics in the Sertão of Northeast Brazil
■ A political ecology approach is used to revisit the 1970s debate between Douglas and Leach on one side, and Harris on the other, in order to highlight methodological issues concerning spatial differentiation expressing cultural complexity as well as to demonstrate how opposing phenomenological and rationalist epistemologies can be mediated. The two sides of the debate concerning pigs as ambiguous and taboo creatures are shown to be related to t…
On the cutting edge of the Brazilian frontier: New (and Old) Agrarian questions in the south central Amazon
The focus of this analysis is the zone of the Brazilian Amazon where the greater frontier has arrived from Rondônia and Mato Grosso states, where new productive systems and environmental and land colonisation policies have resulted in a complex agrarian structure. This ranges from traditional riverine peasant farms to agribusiness enterprises, which co-exist or interact economically, but as yet have not become embroiled in conflict. A Leninist mo…
A Life Histories Approach to Gold Prospecting and Frontier Farming in the Brazilian Amazon
A Life Histories Approach to Gold Prospecting and Frontier Farming in the Brazilian AmazonIn contrast to the usual faceless macro-economic and sociological treatment of development cycles in the Amazon, which at best offer generalities about 'social actors' labelled 'peasants', 'ranchers' and 'trans-national corporations', who represent the abstract categories of labour and globalised capital, a human face to frontier processes is offered here.Th…
Amazônia Encantada: Ética Ambiental E Identidade Cultural
Enchanted (and Disenchanted) Amazonia: Environmental Ethics and Cultural Identity in Northern Brazil
Socio-spatial diversity of environmental ethics and regional–ethnic identity in northern Brazil is examined with the aim of presenting a culturally complex account of Amazonian worldviews in the making. These worldviews involve the variable merging of Amerindian, riverine peasant and new settler beliefs. Interpretative and empiricist textual strategies are juxtaposed in order to explore both broad human–environmental relations, as seen through th…
Economic Development, Social Identity and Community Empowerment in the Central and Western Amazon
A multi-dimensional and multi-scalar perspective is used to contrast different experiences with community development involving new settlers, the historic riverine peasantry and Amerindians on and beyond the advancing frontier in the Brazilian Amazon. Local development is shown to occur only when a compromise is reached between the economic development of individual farmers, common social background and community political empowerment. However, t…
Santarém, Cidade Portal de Fronteiras Históricas do Oeste do Pará
Aborda-se neste artigo o percurso de Santarém como cidade portal de múltiplasfronteiras que se desenvolveram historicamente no vale médio do rio Amazonas e no vale do rio Tapajós. Através dos séculos a cidade comandou uma hinterlândia que passou por vários surtos econômicos, desde a coleta das drogas do sertão no início da colonização portuguesa à agroindústria de hoje. Localizada entre Belém e Manaus e historicamente subordinada a estas, Santaré…
Colonialismo Carbônico na Amazônia
Processos inter-regionais de significância global envolvendo desflorestamentocausado por camponeses de frentes de expansão da Amazônia são apresentados pelos olhos destes, que durante a vida passaram de frentes de expansão do Oeste do Maranhão para os garimpos do Oeste do Pará e retornaram às frentes de expansão na região de Itaituba. Desmascarando a retórica ambientalista, que culpa a agricultura de queimada das zonas tropicais do mundo por prob…
Beyond carbon colonialism: Frontier peasant livelihoods, spatial mobility and deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon
Regional trends of global significance involving frontier peasants in deforestation are seen through the eyes of those who produce them in remote places of the Amazon, where during their lives thousands of settlers from the underdeveloped North-east of Brazil have moved from frontier farming to gold prospecting and back again. Going beyond simplistic environmental rhetoric blaming slash-and-burn agriculture for global problems with carbon emissio…
Fishing Livelihoods, Seashore Tourism, and Industrial Development in Coastal Rio de Janeiro: Conflict, Multi-Functionality, and Juxtaposition
Critical global political ecology and critical cultural political economy approaches are used in a study involving decades of research to evaluate the changing relationship between fisher livelihoods, seashore tourism, and urban industrial development in an economically dynamic region of coastal Brazil. As the metropolitan area of Rio de Janeiro expanded and encompassed fishing communities, socio-environmental transformations created threats to f…
Multi-functionality, juxtaposition and conflict in the Central Amazon: Will tourism contribute to rural livelihoods and save the rainforest
A fronteira agrícola na Amazônia no século XXI: Identidade regional, sistema agrícola, ética ambiental e modo de vida rural
Este trabalho realça o papel da identidade regional nas transformações sócio-ambientais nas duas principais fronteiras agrícolas contemporâneas na Amazônia, localizadas respectivamente, nos eixos logísticos das BR-230/BR-163 no oeste do Pará e das BR-230/BR319 no sul do Amazonas. As transformações em curso ao longo das estradas são contrastadas com as tendências presentes em zonas ribeirinhas localizadas além da fronteira agrícola que são mais tí…
Ecologia política da Costa Fluminense: Um estudo etnográfico longitudinal da pesca, turismo e desenvolvimento industrial na baía de Sepetiba
Uma abordagem da ecologia política crítica global é usada num estudo etnográfico longitudinal envolvendo décadas de pesquisa sobre mudança no relacionamento entre pesca, turismo e desenvolvimento urbano-industrial na costa fluminense. A expansão de grandes projetos industriais e da área edificada da região metropolitana do Rio de Janeiro trouxe grandes transformações socioambientais que, ora criaram ameaças à pesca, ora abriram novas oportunidade…
Identidade e Permanência, Ribeirinhos no Pantanal do Paraguai
Registros do modo de vida de população ribeirinha no rio Paraguai e da audiência pública do Ministério Púbico Federal realizada em maio de 2015 em mediação de conflito socioambiental entre unidades de conservação ambiental e ribeirinhos históricos na região do Amolar, Pantanal, Mato Grosso do Sul
Geography (21 works) · Political science (16 works) · Economics (12 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (11 works) · Amazon rainforest (11 works) · Frontier (11 works) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (10 works) · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management (10 works) · Ecology (10 works)