2010
DOI: 10.37370/raizes.2009.v28.299
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Sociedade civil, estado e protagonismo institucional no desenvolvimento territorial:

Abstract: A região da Borborema/PB distingue-se por um notável protagonismo da sociedade civil organizada desde a década de 1990. O artigo apresenta uma breve descrição e análise das experiências sociais e institucionais ocorridas na região antes da criação do Território da Borborema, primeiro como território rural de identidade, depois como território de cidadania, que são indispensáveis para a compreensão das especificidades do protagonismo da sociedade civil local no processo de gestão do território. Além disso, exam… Show more

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“…It also represented the political construction of the Borborema Territory as a space for collective action (The analysis contained in this item is based on and adapted from: Delgado [34]. It was also supplemented by Petersen; Schmitt; Delgado and Zimmermann; Delgado; Diniz; Piraux and Bonnal; Miranda and Piraux; Silveira, Victor, Anacleto; Bonnal, Diniz, Tonneau, Sidersky; and Petersen and Silveira [33,35,[37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45].) This took place at a time of marked crisis in regional agriculture and of renewal and strengthening of rural workers' unionism, which culminated in the creation of the Borborema Union Hub (The Hub is currently called, since 2001, the Hub for Unions and Borborema Family Agriculture Organizations) in 1998.…”
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“…It also represented the political construction of the Borborema Territory as a space for collective action (The analysis contained in this item is based on and adapted from: Delgado [34]. It was also supplemented by Petersen; Schmitt; Delgado and Zimmermann; Delgado; Diniz; Piraux and Bonnal; Miranda and Piraux; Silveira, Victor, Anacleto; Bonnal, Diniz, Tonneau, Sidersky; and Petersen and Silveira [33,35,[37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45].) This took place at a time of marked crisis in regional agriculture and of renewal and strengthening of rural workers' unionism, which culminated in the creation of the Borborema Union Hub (The Hub is currently called, since 2001, the Hub for Unions and Borborema Family Agriculture Organizations) in 1998.…”
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“…The network had a regional scope that goes beyond municipal limits, and which gave rise to the Agroecological Territory of the Borborema Hub (covering 14 municipalities). This organization helped promote the territory's social fabric and enabled collective learning, thus allowing for expanding participation in territorial government policy in Brazil (in 2003) [38].…”
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