Publication: Articulaciones feministas y procesos de reescalado en América Latina: un estudio del trabajo en red del movimiento de mujeres campesinas (MMC) de Brasil
Loading...
Files
Official URL
Full text at PDC
Publication Date
2019-05-21
Advisors (or tutors)
Editors
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
Volume Title
Publisher
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Citations
Exportar
Abstract
Esta investigación pretende comprender cómo organizaciones sociales de mujeres rurales en América Latina trabajan conjuntamente para crear mecanismos de mayor participación política, incidiendo en las políticas estatales y regionales con el objetivo de combatir las desigualdades de género en el medio rural y proponer un nuevo modelo de sociedad desde la soberanía alimentaria. Para ello, a partir de un enfoque teórico que entrelaza interseccionalidad de género y perspectiva multiescalar desde la geografía feminista, se toma como estudio de caso el Movimiento de Mujeres Campesinas (MMC), una organización de mujeres rurales brasileña, para entender cómo una organización de mujeres, no mixta, se articula con otras organizaciones, y cómo funciona el proceso de trabajo en red de estas mujeres a diferentes escalas espaciales. Esta investigación considera especialmente el periodo de formación de la organización hasta la actualidad, es decir, considerando los antecedentes desde finales de la dictadura militar con atención especial a los procesos socio-espaciales del MMC a partir del 2003, año en que se funda la organización, hasta la actualidad. Aunque en un principio la propuesta contemplaba hasta el año 2015, la centralidad de los acontecimientos políticos de Brasil ha obligado a extender el período contemplado hasta 2018...
This research aims to understand how social organizations of rural women in Latin America work together to create mechanisms for greater political participation, influencing state and regional policies with the aim of combating gender inequalities in rural areas and proposing a new model of society from food sovereignty. To do so, based on a theoretical approach that interweaves gender intersectionality and a multiscalar perspective from feminist geography, the Peasant Women’s Movement (MMC), an organization of rural Brazilian women, is taken as a case study to understand how an organization of Women, not mixed, articulates with other organizations, and how the process of networking works for these women at different spatial scales. This investigation considers especially the period of formation of the organization until the present time, that is to say, considering the antecedents from the end of the military dictatorship with special attention to the socio-spatial processes of the MMC from 2003, year in which the organization is founded, to the present. Although at first the proposal contemplated until 2015, the centrality of the political events in Brazil has forced to extend the period contemplated until 2018.Synthesis..
This research aims to understand how social organizations of rural women in Latin America work together to create mechanisms for greater political participation, influencing state and regional policies with the aim of combating gender inequalities in rural areas and proposing a new model of society from food sovereignty. To do so, based on a theoretical approach that interweaves gender intersectionality and a multiscalar perspective from feminist geography, the Peasant Women’s Movement (MMC), an organization of rural Brazilian women, is taken as a case study to understand how an organization of Women, not mixed, articulates with other organizations, and how the process of networking works for these women at different spatial scales. This investigation considers especially the period of formation of the organization until the present time, that is to say, considering the antecedents from the end of the military dictatorship with special attention to the socio-spatial processes of the MMC from 2003, year in which the organization is founded, to the present. Although at first the proposal contemplated until 2015, the centrality of the political events in Brazil has forced to extend the period contemplated until 2018.Synthesis..
Description
Tesis de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociología, Departamento de Historia, Teorías y Geografías Políticas, leída el 18-12-2018