Assentamento Buriti Queimado (Goiás-GO) : práticas econômicas e sociais como alternativas de sobrevivência

Abstract

This study seeks theoretical approaches emphasizing the importance of knowing and talking on the conceptions of agrarian practices, because what is sought with agrarian reform currently developed in the country is the implementation of a new settlement model, based on economic viability, environmental sustainability and development territorial. Therefore, thinking about this topic is reflecting on what role we play within of society as experts in agrarian reform, not only in the Buriti settlement, Burned, but also from our own country. In this way, we also address the conception of settlement, supported by Fernandes (2001) intending to exemplify that settlement is the work that the state has to take to a rural plot for people who need it. In addition Furthermore, the construction of a settlement is not limited to occupying land, there is a whole bureaucracy of negotiating movements and conflicts that are the spirit of agrarian reform. Therefore, studying economic and social practices as survival alternatives is to understand that the struggle of the settlers does not end when they acquire a piece of land, as it is just starting. Thus, to conclude the study, a theoretical analysis will be carried out on the collection of data on how the relations of the agrarian struggle in the Buriti Queimado settlement occur, as well as such as the analysis of the means for subsistence and commercialization. The peasant struggle does not ends after the conquest of a land, hence the need to know the history of families of the settlement.