This paper analyses one of the challenges facing agrarian geographers of Brazil: explaining land-tenure systems in light of persistently high levels of land occupations by landless peasants, the implementation of agrarian ...

The article analyzes the policy of agrarian reform in Brazil in the period 1988-2002, discussing the relationship between state and market in its formulation. It approaches the legal milestones established by the 1988 ...

This paper aims to reflect on the impacts of the structural crisis of capital in the agrarian question, especially its impacts on the debate on agrarian reform in Brazil and its linkage with the World Bank's agrarian ...

This monograph aims to analyze the agrarian issue under the locus of the agrarian pact, in a timeframe that includes the coming to power of Getúlio Vargas, in 1930, until more contemporary developments of the government ...

The process of re-peasantization in Brazil occurs primarily through the peasant struggle for land and agrarian reform. Adopting a geographic method and using territorialization as a central axis of study, this article ...

From the perspective of Brazilian agrarian geography, the conflicts generated by land tenure disputes have as protagonists the families of the Landless Workers’ Movement (Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra), ...

The paper analyzes the World Bank's market-assisted land reform (MALR), addressing its rationality, the political agenda to which it belonged and the results of its implementation in South Africa and Brazil. After identifying ...