The debate on the agrarian issue in Brazil is crucial for understanding the territorial and environmental dynamics shaped by diverse land and resource uses. These processes reveal competing projects on rural development and expose different social relations of production, often marked by conflicts and tensions. This has fuelled the emergence and actions of socio-territorial movements that contest territorial claims and resist, directly influencing the development and implementation of public policies to improve living conditions in rural areas. To this end, a series of studies is proposed to examine the multiple connections between agrarian issues, socio-territorial movements, and public policies, focusing on the scales, actions, and strategies involved.

Participants (Center)

Labrural/UFRN: Leandro Cavalcante, Joana Moura, Matheus Gomes