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    Campesinato e abastecimento na Zona Bragantina (1880–1960)
    (Universidade Federal do Pará, 2010-04-29) LEANDRO, Leonardo Milanez de Lima; SILVA, Fábio Carlos da; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3704903975084467
    Historically constituted by free workers who had occupied the territory nearby Bragança, the bragantino peasantry contributed for the supplying of commercial circuits and developed industrial activities in Para. The theoretical and conceptual articulation that based the interpretation of transformations on the Zona Bragantina is placed in a critical perspective, whose conceptions deal with categories as dynamic elements, therefore inserted in a historical and materialist perspective. It criticizes the interpretations on the responsibility attributed to the peasantry for the ambient degradation, Para’s supplying crisis and for the agricultural production frequently assigned as declining, always placing the field in relation to the city. Bragantina’s occupation and expansion was observed, as well as the transformations which passed the road of Bragança and the contribution of producing nuclei created by the colonies. Even though the excluding character of the imperial government actions, during the republican phase the peasantry passed through social transformation processes, whose critical perspective put it back in history as responsible for part of Amazonia’s supplying. In consequence of the shortening of fallow period, the peasants made a technical change that evidences its sensitivity to the markets. Thus, the production of diverse foodstuffs and other products for the agro industry based its reproductive processes, guided not only for the attendance of family needs but also for the attendance of market demands. In conclusion, the Zona Bragantina, although has been received capitalists investments, still configures itself which a peasant frontier and, ultimately, the declining argument would be replaced by diversity.
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    Crédito hipotecário no Brasil: uma análise comparativa entre as praças de Belém e São Paulo (1870 – 1930)
    (Universidade Federal do Pará, 2015-07-06) LEANDRO, Leonardo Milanez de Lima; MARCONDES, Renato Leite; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0017510939441350; SILVA, Fábio Carlos da; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3704903975084467
    The rubber extraction and coffee, in the final of the nineteenth and early twentieth century, formed the economic base of the North and Southeast of Brazil. In such regions, the advancement of world capitalism put those regional economies in contact with industrialized centers, which required rubber and coffee. The paths the respective economies placed them as the main sources of private fortune accumulation as well as taxes arrecadations. Belem and Sao Paulo became, at that time, fundamental poles of brazilian capitalism, being the main centers of those economies. However, when the source of rubber to industrialized economies began to shift to the tropical Asian rubber plantations, a serious crisis caused the Amazon region could not remain as one of the poles of brazilian capitalism, as had occurred between the years 1888 and 1917. The Southeast region, in contrast, remained significantly dynamic, confirming his post main center of the brazilian economy. It is known that foreign sources of capital were the main sources of financing of these economies. On the other hand, rubber and coffee production dynamics, from their internal accumulation patterns have given rise to domestic savings, which could be traded on a private credit market, boosting regional economies. Whereas various studies have indicated and analyzed the participation of foreign capital in these economies, this thesis deals a topic not yet addressed by the economic historiography: a comparative analysis of the role of domestic savings in financing activities and the economic and social life of Belem and Sao Paulo. In addressing the history of the indian rubber and coffee economies from the documental analysis of the characteristics of mortgage markets of its main squares, and institutional changes observed there, the aim was to bring the discussion new elements that help in understanding the different paths taken for those economies that made Sao Paulo emerged as the center and Belem as pole of a peripheral region of brazilian capitalism.
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