Movimento social e conflitos na pesca

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DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

2009

RESUMO

The fisherworkers and the riverine populations of the Amazon river estuary, as well as the people who leaves in the coast of the Amapá state have in fishing one of their essential activities. However, the creation of conservation units, prohibition of fishing and the arrival of other states boats to its fishing areas are causing serious difficulties for their social reproduction and their stay in the territories they are occupying for decades. The interventions of the State create a division in these populations, by privileging some segments and disdaining others. Indians and quilombolas communities have in the Amapá their recognized territories. Artisanal fisherworkers have achieved many rights and were already organized. Meanwhile, the riverine populations remain almost incapable to political interaction and have no access to the ways to demand their rights. There are for sure legal instruments to support these traditional populations in their claims for territories, cultural identity and to keep their way of life

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fishing identidade cultural territorialidade ciencias sociais aplicadas pesca -- aspectos sociais -- amapa, ap social movements movimentos sociais -- amapa, ap recursos de uso comum common use resources populações tradicionais territoriality cultural identity traditional population

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