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Extrativismo Em Sergipe:A Vulnerabilidade De Um Modo De Vida?

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  • PEREIRA, EMANUEL OLIVEIRA
  • MOTA, DALVA MARIA da

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Este artigo discute como as mudanças na estrutura produtiva das áreas litorâneas do Estado de Sergipe influenciam o modo de vida das populações tradicionais, cujas bases econômicas estão centradas na agricultura de subsistência, pesca artesanal, artesanato e extrativismo de produtos vegetais e animais. A valorização do solo, a especulação imobiliária e a conseqüente degradação das áreas de restinga e manguezal, advindas com as atividades turísticas, a expansão urbana e a carcinicultura, representam ameaças para essas populações e suas estratégias de reprodução social fortementes vinculadas ao meio ambiente e, por isso, vulneráveis. Ainda discute-se aqui, a necessidade da intervenção pública visando assegurar o acesso das populações tradicionais aos recursos naturais necessários à garantia da sua sobrevivência.

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  • PEREIRA, EMANUEL OLIVEIRA & MOTA, DALVA MARIA da, 2006. "Extrativismo Em Sergipe:A Vulnerabilidade De Um Modo De Vida?," 44th Congress, July 23-27, 2006, Fortaleza, Ceará, Brazil 148307, Sociedade Brasileira de Economia, Administracao e Sociologia Rural (SOBER).
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:sobr06:148307
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.148307
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