Territory uses and management: conflicts and social-spatial practices / Gestão e usos do territorio : conflitos e praticas socio-espaciais no Parque Nacional da Serra da Capivara, Piaui, Brasil

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2006

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The modern society organizes the space in order to articulate alternatives of development through cultural valorization and natural resources conservation. The space is then segmented electing reserve areas, which are, many times superposed to local territorialities. These territorial prosthesis are inscribed over social-spatial practices, norming and restricting the uses of the territory historically constructed by these rural populations, or incurring on the expropriation of its material and simbolic basis. In another hand, management alternatives of the territory bring up projects for a certain development. The present study bring these questions through the analysis of the institucionalization processes of the Serra da Capivara National Park (Piauí, Brasil), where scientific researches show the importance of the historical registers found on rupestres sites and archeological evidences. Allied to the caatinga s biodiversity conservation proposal, the management of this reserve territory finds, on the activities related to tourism, a tool for the social and economic development of that region. As a reference of these considerations, the research was idealized in order to bring up the perspectives of the horizontalities and verticalities concerning the conflicts that envolves uses and management of this territory

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turismo national heritage parques nacionais brazil parks parks patrimonio parques - brasil geografia humana human geography tourism

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