CITIZENSHIP AND PUBLIC POLICIES: THE STRUGGLE OF SQUATTERS FROM FIGUEIRA BRANCA, PIRAJUÍ / SP, BRAZIL
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https://doi.org/10.21669/tomo.v0i33.9368Abstract
This paper analyzes rural credit as part of a historical process of social struggles, which allowed a group of squatters to conquer their land and become a rural neighborhood of family farmers. The theoretical framework addresses the main issues of land struggles in Brazil, the different actors and social identities in rural areas with a special focus on squatters and public policies, especially the relationship with Pronaf. It is questioned the reading of the agricultural modernization through the prism of the productive standardization and the struggle of the squatters is emphasized as resistance to the precarization of the means of work and life. Interviews with farmers and technicians and application of semi-structured questionnaires compose the methodology. The article reviews the critique of the concept of citizenship under the prism of the tutelage and adopts the understanding of public policy as resulting from a field of social forces.Downloads
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