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A formação de ''sujeitos ecológicos'': um estudo do coletivo jovem de meio ambiente
(Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso, 2019-12) MARQUES, Thais Santos; OLIVEIRA, Endell Menezes; ROCHA, William Monteiro
The Ministry of Education, in partnership with the Ministry of the Environment, in 2003, takes an important step towards environmental education with the creation of youth councils, and later with youth groups. Group of action and formation of youth in the Brazilian States and with national articulation. The present research aims at. Its objective is to analyze the conception and the role of ecological subject in a movement of young environmentalists, and in what the action in this movement contributes to its formation as ecological subjects. Held with the youth collective of environment of Pará. As for the methodological procedures, the research is qualitative, as a research instrument, questionnaires were used, and for the treatment of the data an interpretative analysis was chosen. It was observed how the performance in the collective has contributed to the formation of “sujeitos ecológicos” that are done in practice and in a constant way, creating an identity for the group and members.
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Relações internacionais em cidades amazônicas: atuação e inserção internacional de Belém e Manaus (1997-2012)
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2013-04-12) ROCHA, William Monteiro; CASTRO, Edna Maria Ramos de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4702941668727146
Along the last decades, the study of the International Relations has diversified its analysis, leaving behind an approach focused on the National States, and starting to analyze mindfully the dynamic and rise of the new global actors on international scenery. These new global actors are taken as sub national entities, including the cities and the local governments, begetting, thus, a new analysis focus, mainly, on the international cooperation context. This Master’s thesis analyzes why and how the insertion and the international acting of both Amazonian cities, Belem and Manaus, occur; considering as scenery, a globalized and interdependent world. In this new scenery’s set, which is propitious to the international relations, the international cooperation becomes a latent instrument to not only countries’ development, but also to cities’ development, through the Decentralized Cooperation: politiceconomic phenomenon relatively recent and that increasingly has entered on the local developments’ agendas. The cities embrace, more and more, the international relations and the decentralized cooperation strategies as a driving and parallel development agenda, whether on the external resources capitation, on the local identity strengthening or even, on both foreign trade promotion and cultural dissemination. Belem and Manaus, lócus of this research, have presented along the years several motivations and ways of make their international relations effective, and, in order to analyze them, a fundamentally qualitative analysis was adopted, tracing an analytical-descriptive framework between the investigated cities. This work analyzes the actions, strategies, mechanisms and institutionalized and noninstitutionalized ways of international activities management in those cities. The current global scenery is encourager of multilevel interactions between ‘old’ and ‘new’ international actors, however the international relations habitus stimulates, more and more, the continuity and the commitment which the governments (national or local) must have to correspond and follow the dynamics that are imposed by globalization, although, not all the governments follow, possess or dedicate appropriated structures to the yearnings which are demanded by the new and interdependent international scenery.