Navegando por Assunto "Production of space"

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Dinâmicas territoriais no município de Salinópolis/PA: unidades espaciais, ações públicas e a conservação ambiental
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2021-01-27) SOUZA, Geisa Bethânia Nogueira de; ROCHA, Gilberto de Miranda; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2436176783315749
Coastal spaces focus special attention with regard to ecological, political and social discussions contemporary because they are areas increasingly densely populated, encompass essential ecological functions and have huge economic importance. The production of space on the Amazon coast points to a diversified reproduction movement, causing problems related to the natural, social and economic dynamics, what resonates in contradictions that are revealed in the fragility of the public actions in the coastal municipalities. The Municipality of Salinópolis concentrates a diversity of socio-spatial practices marked by the complexity of the activities established in its spatial reproduction process. This study focuses on the territorial dynamics in the municipality of Salinópolis from the forms of use throughout the space production process. Analyzes that the use today generates social and environmental inconsistencies, with significant loss of its natural and landscape resources, which reveals that coastal policies are often economistic, giving priority to certain activities such as tourism and the urbanization. Several public actions are taking place in the municipality to manage productive activities. These actions can cause conflicts due to the discrepancy of land use that does not show concordance with social dynamics and environmental conservation.
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Produção do espaço e violência de controle social: da articulação funcional à mercadorização espetacular
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2020-10-16) SANTANA, Simão Bossi; AMARAL, Márcio Douglas Brito; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6997234298024427
The present work entitled “Production of Space and Social Control Violence: from functional articulation to spectacular commodification” presents a research about the relationship between the production of space and the violence of social control, on the conditions of its foundation and transformation in capitalist society. It aims to theoretically substantiate our hypothesis that the crisis of expanded reproduction of capital, manifested from the 1970s onwards, represents a turning point that leads to the production of spectacular space that starts to incorporate the violence of social control as a spectacular commodity, in order to interrupt the possibilities of an urban like the Lefebvrian utopia, as well as reproduce the social relations of capital production. In view of this objective, a bibliographic review was undertaken, presented on the form of debates, which intercross knowledge from different areas of knowledge, involving works and researchers from Geography Becker (1978), Harvey ([1989], 2012) and Trindade Jr (2016), Social Sciences, Oliveira, (2003), Shearing & Stenning (1981) and Souza (2015), Arantes Philosophy (2014), Lefebvre ([1971], 2008) and Zizek (2008), History, Liang ( 1992) and Architecture, Arantes ([1998], 2014), Benevolo ([1971], 2015) and Hall ([1988], 2016), addressing themes ranging from the urban, to the city and metropolis, violence and social control , capital reproduction and commodification processes. These, in turn, are organized into four theoretical paths that seek elements that are fundamental to the central hypothesis. Finally, after consolidating these elements, a brief conclusion and some notes for future research are presented.
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UHE Belo Monte e as concepções espaciais do conceito de atingido por barragem: uma análise a partir da lagoa do Independente I em Altamira-PA
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2021-08-24) ESTRONIOLI, Elisa Mergulhão; MIRANDA NETO, José Queiroz de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3367795786739987
This work aims to identify different conceptions of space that support the concept of being affected by dams - subjects that emerge from the contradictions within the expansion of the energy industry in the context of the development of dependent capitalism in Brazil. The research is a case study about the residents of the Lagoa occupation in the Jardim Independente 1 neighborhood, in the city of Altamira, Pará. They have been organized together with the Movement of People Affected by Dams (MAB) to be recognized as affected by the Belo Monte hydroelectric plant, in a case that highlights the limits of the spatial concept used by the electricity sector to define those affected. The research was based on secondary data and semi-structured interviews with former residents of the area and other actors involved with this process. The result of the research indicates the existence of at least two spatial perspectives that shape the disputes around the concept of the affected: an “areal conception of space”, which is related to the territorial-patrimonialist and water view of the affected, prioritizing the physical aspect of space and hiding social relations; and a “human” or “relational” conception of space, which considers the spatial effects of these large-scale projects under the logic of totality, taking into account the social relations in the production of space, including political determinations.