EDITORIAL

BETWEEN THE POLITICAL AND THE COSMOPOLITIC: Approaches between the commons, good living and the solidarity economy as development alternatives

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Keywords:

Political, Cosmopolitical, economy of the commons

Abstract

This dossier discusses issues connected to the social emancipation of groups that are spatially and socially outside hegemonic positions in contemporary Brazil. The works address the experiences of these groups whose historical experience, over the last few decades, has been largely invisible and/or not covered by the ideas and projects of so-called economic development. For this reason, the key elements of this ideology lost space in the political agenda of these groups, not only in Brazil, but in fact in several countries in the Global South.

Author Biographies

Dernival Ramos, Universidade Federal do Norte do Tocantins

Interdisciplinary researcher with a doctorate from the University of Brasília (2009) and post-doctorate at the University of Florida/USA (2019), he is a professor at the Federal University of North of Tocantins in the Undergraduate Course in History, in the Postgraduate Program in History Teaching and in the Postgraduate Program in Culture and Territory Studies. He was a visiting researcher at the University of Granada, Spain (2019). Works with research and extension at the Center for Research and Extension in Agroecological Knowledge and Practices/Neuza-UFNT. He has experience in research and extension in the Amazon of the Present Time, Large Development Projects, Socio-environmental Conflicts, Political resistance of rural, water and forest peoples. He has published articles in national and international journals on territorial conflicts and participatory methodologies, including Epistemic Encounters and the Training of Researchers in Oral History, in the magazine História Oral, and Mapping Fire: the case of Matopiba, in IDS Bulletin.

Kênia Gonçalves Costa, Universidade Federal do Norte do Tocantins

She is Director of Community Affairs and Culture at the Dean of Extension, Community Affairs and Culture (PROEX-UFNT). She was coordinator of the Postgraduate Program in Culture and Territory Studies (PPGCult) at the Federal University of Tocantins - UFT/UFNT (2019-2021). She has a PhD in Geography from the Federal University of Goiás (2014), where she also received a master's degree in Geography (2005), a degree in Geography (2007) and a Bachelor's degree in Geography (2002). In addition, I am a Surveying Technician from the Federal Technical School of Goiás (1996). Since 2014, I have been linked to the Geography Degree Board at the Federal University of Tocantins Foundation (UFT), Campus Araguaína in the following activities: teaching, member of the Structuring Teaching Center (NDE) and coordinator of the Geography Teaching and Practice Laboratory (LEPG). Since 2017 I have also been linked as a teacher/supervisor of the Postgraduate Program in Culture and Territory Studies (PPPGCult) and since 2018 I have worked as a researcher at the Center for Research and Extension in Agroecological Practices and Knowledge (NEUZA). I also maintain a link with the Federal University of Goiás (UFG) where I worked as a teacher on the Indigenous Intercultural Degree course and continue as a researcher at the Laboratory for Gender, Ethnic-Racial and Spatial Studies (LaGENTE-IESA-UFG). I have experience in the area of ​​Interdisciplinarities, with an emphasis on Geography, working on the following themes: teaching, teacher training, cartography, creative learning, indigenous education, quilombola, ethnicities, culture, identities and territories.

Harley Silva, Federal University of Para

Professor at the Faculty of Economic Sciences at the Federal University of Pará and at the Postgraduate Program in Economics, PPGE-UFPA. Coordinator of the Postgraduate Program in Applied Economics, PPGEA-UFPA. PhD in Economics from Cedeplar-UFMG, CNPq scholarship holder. Visiting researcher, with a PhD-Sandwich Scholarship Abroad from Capes, at Tropical Conservation and Development, at the University of Florida (Nov/2014 - Aug/2015). Master in Demography (Cedeplar-UFMG 2008), Bachelor in Economics (2005) and History (1998) from the Federal University of Minas Gerais. He works as a teacher and researcher in urban and regional economics, economic development and biodiversity; bioeconomy; sanitation and urban economy, organization of space in the Brazilian Amazon.

João Bosco Moura Tonucci Filho, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais

João Tonucci is Professor of Regional and Urban Economy at the Center for Development and Regional Planning at the Federal University of Minas Gerais (Cedeplar/UFMG) and Permanent Professor of the Postgraduate Program in Architecture and Urbanism (NPGAU/UFMG). He has a bachelor's degree in Economic Sciences (UFMG), a master's degree in Architecture and Urban Planning (USP) and a doctorate in Geography (UFMG). He completed his postdoctoral studies at the Center for Urban Studies at the University of Amsterdam (CUS/UVA) and was a visiting researcher at the City Institute at York University (CITY). He is leader of the Laboratory for Studies on Land, Housing and Urbanization (TerraUrb), co-coordinator of the Group of Studies, Research and Extension in Popular and Solidarity Economy (Colmeia), and researcher at the RMBH Center of INCT Observatory of Metrópoles and INCT Produção of the House and the City. His research in the area of ​​the political economy of urbanization lies at the intersection of critical urban studies, economic geography and territorial planning. His main research themes include extensive and peripheral urbanization, land policy, real estate dynamics, metropolitan governance, housing informality, urban commons, popular economy and the right to the city. He has experience in coordinating urban and regional planning and development projects, and advises public bodies, civil society and social movements.

Sibelle Cornélio Diniz da Costa, Federal University of Minas Gerais

Sibelle Diniz is an economist, PhD in Economics and professor at Cedeplar-Face/UFMG. He works in research, teaching and extension on the following topics: social economy, urban popular economy, social and solidarity economy, cultural economy. Coordinates the Colmeia Group, from Face/UFMG, which develops actions alongside popular economic initiatives in the Metropolitan Region of Belo Horizonte. She is the director of the UFMG Knowledge Space, a scientific-cultural dissemination space linked to the UFMG Vice-Rectorate of Culture.

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2024-10-22

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RAMOS, Dernival; COSTA, Kênia Gonçalves; SILVA, Harley; TONUCCI FILHO, João Bosco Moura; COSTA, Sibelle Cornélio Diniz da. EDITORIAL: BETWEEN THE POLITICAL AND THE COSMOPOLITIC: Approaches between the commons, good living and the solidarity economy as development alternatives. Tocantinense Journal of Geography, [S. l.], v. 13, n. 30, p. 240–244, 2024. Disponível em: https://periodicos.ufnt.edu.br/index.php/geografia/article/view/19411. Acesso em: 8 nov. 2024.

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Vol. 13 No. 30 (2024): Tocantinense Geography Magazine

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