Titlebook: Brazilian Geography; In Theory and in the Rubén C. Lois González,Marco Antonio Mitidiero Jun Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and Th

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Scientific Research and the Construction of the Field of Teaching of Geography in Schools: Trends anspective of education as a horizon for action. We have conducted qualitative and quantitative studies of books, specialist journals, dissertations and theses produced on the issue in order to reflect on the path for constructing this field of knowledge and, above all, on its challenges with a view t

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The Contribution of Milton Santos to the Theoretical Formation of Brazilian Geographyecently, in the 1990s, his conceptual proposals on what he called the technical-scientific-informational milieu—this geographical medium comprising an increasingly intensive presence of informational techniques, one of the main factors which permitted the advancement of the contemporary process of g

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The Right to the City and the Housing in Brazilian Citieschasing and/or leasing—something which workers must guarantee with their own (always insufficient) salaries, as confirmed by the rate of the minimum wage. State housing policies for workers in the 1930s made employment conditional on the ability to rent and/or purchase. In 1966, the income brackets

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The Long March of the Brazilian Peasantry: Socioterritorial Movements, Conflicts and Agrarian Reform the sense of implementing salaried work—the production of several crops in different areas of the country. This is also the case, for example, with sugar cane crops, reforestation and oranges, partially in Sao Paulo, soy in Mato Grosso, etc. On the other hand, this same capital develops peasant pro