Estratégias espaciais do ativismo em condição fronteiriça no Cone Sul

Dorfman, Adriana; Cardin, Eric Gustavo

doi:10.15446/rcdg.v23n2.43369

“…Therefore, the borderland is a paradoxical space. If on the one hand it is characterized by being the limit, where the state jurisdiction ends, a peripheral zone, on the other hand it is a reaffirmation space of the State, a synonymous of its affirmation and of its absence (Dorfman;Cardin, 2014). These peculiarities led this space to impose singular challenges to the State, demanding specific policies.…”

Section: The Development and Security Policies For The Brazilian Borderlandmentioning

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Filiações e afiliações interamericanas: legados familiares, étnicos e nacionais

2021

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This article aims at analyzing the behavior of territorial and demographic dynamics in the southernmost federation unit of Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul State, and in neighboring countries, Uruguay and Argentina. Based on previous studies conducted for the State, in which the intensification of the effects of demographic transition and the emptying of the border region were verified, this article sought to identify similarities in neighboring countries and discuss the possible causes of these dynamics. Data analysis showed that the sharp drop in population growth also strongly affects Uruguay, where the population tends to move to the southern coastal fringe, in the departments of Maldonado, Canelones and San Jose. In Argentina, this trend is less intense, except for Misiones that has attracted population. The analysis shows that, both in the border with Uruguay as in the greatest part of Argentina, this dynamics is related to the lack of economic activity and of infrastructure, which have driven the population to the most dynamic and urbanized areas.

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“…Therefore, the borderland is a paradoxical space. If on the one hand it is characterized by being the limit, where the state jurisdiction ends, a peripheral zone, on the other hand it is a reaffirmation space of the State, a synonymous of its affirmation and of its absence (Dorfman;Cardin, 2014).…”

Section: The Development and Security Policies For The Brazilian Bordmentioning

confidence: 99%

Territorial planning and La Plata Basin borders

Cargnin¹,

Rückert²,

Lemos³

2018

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This article aims at analyzing the behavior of territorial and demographic dynamics in the southernmost federation unit of Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul State, and in neighboring countries, Uruguay and Argentina. Based on previous studies conducted for the State, in which the intensification of the effects of demographic transition and the emptying of the border region were verified, this article sought to identify similarities in neighboring countries and discuss the possible causes of these dynamics. Data analysis showed that the sharp drop in population growth also strongly affects Uruguay, where the population tends to move to the southern coastal fringe, in the departments of Maldonado, Canelones and San Jose. In Argentina, this trend is less intense, except for Misiones that has attracted population. The analysis shows that, both in the border with Uruguay as in the greatest part of Argentina, this dynamics is related to the lack of economic activity and of infrastructure, which have driven the population to the most dynamic and urbanized areas.

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“…Therefore, the borderland is a paradoxical space. If on the one hand it is characterized by being the limit, where the state jurisdiction ends, a peripheral zone, on the other hand it is a reaffirmation space of the State, a synonymous of its affirmation and of its absence (Dorfman, Cardin, 2014). These peculiarities led this space to impose singular challenges to the State, demanding specific policies.…”

Section: The Development and Security Policies For The Brazilian Bordmentioning

confidence: 99%

The imperfect synthesis between development and defense in border management in La Plata Basin

Fagundes¹

2018

Territorial Planning and La Plata Basin Borders

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The guarantee of security necessarily passes through the development dimension, just as this is also a fundamental condition for the continuation of economic activities. Although this interdependence is evident, when we look at policies towards Brazilian borders, we note the mismatch between development and security bias, since the latter has dominated the agenda, overlapping the other dimensions. Thus, in this article we will analyze the links between security and development, as well as the actions in these spheres in the borderland, focusing on the context of La Plata Basin, more specifically the Iguaçu cross-border region.

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Estratégias espaciais do ativismo em condição fronteiriça no Cone Sul

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Filiações e afiliações interamericanas: legados familiares, étnicos e nacionais

Filiações e afiliações interamericanas: legados familiares, étnicos e nacionais

Territorial planning and La Plata Basin borders

The imperfect synthesis between development and defense in border management in La Plata Basin

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