Periodização econômica de Abaetetuba (PA) a partir de sua configuração espacial

Quaresma, Madson; Soares, Daniel Araújo Sombra; Leite, Alegria dos Santos; Castro, Carlos

doi:10.5965/1984724616322015143

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“…Due to its proximity to rivers, the rural area of Abaetetuba consists mainly of riverside areas on a total of 72 islands which form the hydrographic complex of the municipality, interconnected by streams, rivers and holes. There are also upland areas intersected by roads, where the district of Beja and approximately 35 other colonies and agricultural villages are located (Quaresma et al 2016). About 9% of the territory of Abaetetuba is guaranteed as quilombola communities' rightly titled territories by the Terras do Pará institute (ITERPA, 2018).…”

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Agrobiodiversity in Quilombola Swiddens in the Municipality of Abaetetuba, Amazon Forest of Pará

Gonçalves

Torres

Pereira

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This study aimed to characterize and analyze the swiddens and the socioeconomic, cultural and environmental scenario of the Quilombola communities Ramal Bacuri and Rio Baixo Itacuruçá in the municipality of Abaetetuba, Pará. The sampling of informants was non-probabilistic and used the snowball method and the data were collected through participant observation, field journals, and semi-structured interviews with the support of forms for characterization of the swiddens, productive aspects and difficulties in swidden management. The data were analyzed by content analysis. The results indicated that the swiddens are traditionally planted on terra firme (non-flooded) areas (primary and secondary forests, the latter known as “capoeiras”) and that environmental, socioeconomic and cultural conditions are factors that influence the perspective of the product with the highest market value. A relative diversity of annual and perennial species was observed in the two communities, which serve as food and are also used for income generation. The conscious use of “capoeiras”, the control of fires by firebreaks, and the maintenance of varieties of “manivas” are knowledge/practices that favor the conservation of agrobiodiversity. Therefore, the swiddens of Bacuri and Itacuruçá are agrobiodiverse spaces that encompass biological diversity and traditional knowledge associated with the management and conservation of resources.

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Agrobiodiversity in Quilombola Swiddens in the Municipality of Abaetetuba, Amazon Forest of Pará

Gonçalves

Torres

Pereira

et al. 2023

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“…O setor terciário corresponde a 82,86% do PIB, e o município vem experimentando uma transformação nas relações de produção. Essas mudanças têm afetado principalmente os habitantes que se deslocam das áreas ribeirinhas localizadas nas diversas ilhas que formam um complexo hidrográfico de aproximadamente 35 colônias e comunidades rurais (Quaresma et al, 2015). Seu PIB per capita é de R$ 9.046,13, com 93,1% das receitas oriundas de fontes externas 4 .…”

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Igrejas, Instituições Religiosas E a Economia Do Comum Na Amazônia

Brandão¹,

Silva

2022

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Este trabalho discute a atuação de instituições religiosas, em especial da Igreja Católica Apostólica Romana, enquanto elementos centrais de locais onde emergem relações sociais de produção e reprodução e gestão de recursos de modo comunitário na Amazônia. O estudo analisa, entre outros aspectos históricos e sociais, uma experiência na cidade de Abaetetuba, no Estado do Pará, na paróquia Cristo Redentor. Ali, foi possível observar práticas do fazer-comum e o papel do compartilhamento e da reciprocidade na vida material da comunidade, e onde se estabeleceu uma nova dinâmica na economia local a partir da festividade do “Festival do açaí”. É intenção deste trabalho a compreensão de como práticas e espaços da vida religiosa na Amazônia articulam relações de produção social de economias camponesas e áreas urbanas à cadeias de circulação de alcance local

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“…In the 1970s, many workers resorted to the judicial system to claim their rights from the mill owners, and to avoid a larger social conflict, the State demanded the owners give away part of their lands in allotments to redress workers compensations (QUARESMA et al, 2015).…”

Section: Sugar Cane -Conservation (K)mentioning

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“…For some, "life in the mill was tiresome, only the owner had profits" (J. M., 56 yo.). Indeed, intensive labour was predominant in the mills, and cachaça production underwent a crisis; workers were not paid government incentives and were harmed the worst (QUARESMA et al, 2015). Furthermore, the precarious conditions of the mills, the refusal to replace the aviamento system with more modern practices, technological unreliability and the introduction of new labour laws all contributed to the overall deterioration (MACHADO, 2008;NAHUM, 2011).…”

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Historical trajectory and resilience in an agro-extractive settlement project in the Lower Tocantins River, Pará, Brazil

Ribeiro

Vieira

2021

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The São João Batista riverside community experienced a golden phase in the production of cachaça from sugar cane (Saccharum officinarum L.). It underwent a period of decay around 1975 and, in 2004, became an Agro-extractive Settlement Project (PAE), with an economic system based on the exploitation and commercialization of açaí (Euterpe oleracea Mart.). This study analyzes the resilience of PAE São João Batista, Abaetetuba, Pará, from the establishment of sugar cane mills to the transition of their economic system to the exploitation and commercialization of açaí. It was based on field research conducted with 141 riverside dwellers employing semi-structured interviews. The adaptive cycle was built up, from which resilience was analyzed. The growth of the açaí fruit market identifies the community's point of resilience. The sugar cane-açaí economic system transition enabled riparian populations to experience changes and to create conditions for reorganizing themselves as a settlement.

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Periodização econômica de Abaetetuba (PA) a partir de sua configuração espacial

Cited by 8 publications

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Agrobiodiversity in Quilombola Swiddens in the Municipality of Abaetetuba, Amazon Forest of Pará

Agrobiodiversity in Quilombola Swiddens in the Municipality of Abaetetuba, Amazon Forest of Pará

Igrejas, Instituições Religiosas E a Economia Do Comum Na Amazônia

Historical trajectory and resilience in an agro-extractive settlement project in the Lower Tocantins River, Pará, Brazil

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