Vol. 22 No. 3 (2022): Dossier Territorial diversities, agrarian conflicts and food inequalities in argentina and brazil in the twentieth and in Argentina and Brazil in the 20th and 21st centuries.

Published: 2022-09-14

Sumário

• Sumário Trilíngue

  1-4

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Editorial

• Dossier Presentation

  Noemí Girbal- Blacha, Lisandro Rodríguez, Emerson Neves da Silva

  5-11

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Dossiê

• The spatial configuration of Tucuman sugar industry model, economic collapse, productive reconversion, and social conflicts. Argentina (1870-1970)

  María Celia Bravo

  12-33

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• Hydrobusiness and socio-environmental conflicts in the west of Santa Catarina

  Silvana Winckler, Arlene Renk

  34-53

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• Not all that glitters is gold: living conditions and protests of small pampean farmers in Argentina “granary of the world” (1900-1930)

  Pablo Volkind

  54-72

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• Feeding agency: The family scale of food production organizations in Misiones (Arg.)

  Gabriela Otilia Margarita Schiavoni

  73-86

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• Agribusiness and nutritional inequality in Argentina (20th and 21st centuries). The diet between productivity and social exclusion

  Luis Ernesto Blacha

  87-107

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• Food access and injustice: Revisiting the controversy over the 2008 food crisis in light of 2022.

  Rolando García Bernado

  108-128

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• Food inequalities in Argentina and Brazil: a dilemma of our times

  Antônio Inácio Andrioli

  129-146

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Artigos Livres

• Historical dynamics and causalities of the Senegalese diaspora – 1970-2010: brief notes

  Emanuela Gamberoni, João Carlos Tedesco

  147-171

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• The normative-historical evolution of the international regime for the protection of whales before the Second World War: between stability and transformation

  Leonardo de Camargo Subtil

  172-195

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• The contestation of community identity through the privatization of communal forest territories in Rio Grande do Sul during the 19th century

  José Antonio Moraes do Nascimento

  196-214

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