A modernização do território goiano e a construção de (re)existências

Abstract

The present article aims to reflect on the process of modernization of agriculture in the state of Goiás, which, based on the mobility of capital and labor and following the logic of reproduction and hegemony of national and international capital, has shaped different forms of territorial appropriation and productive arrangements that through mining, cattle raising and agriculture. This process carries with it numerous contradictions, producing spatial inequalities, territorial expropriation, commercialization of production and life spaces, and innumerable socio-spatial conflicts. It is these contradictions and conflicts that we see emerge (Re) Existences as contributions to the construction of another model of development that prevails for the good to live, producing and being reproduced daily by peasants, quilombolas, indigenous people, etc., that day by day and in practice rewrite the territory in the perspective of a more dignified life.