Men and Women in the Beiras - de Andrade Rodrigues, Pedro Máximo
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In the context of the global environmental crisis, the Amazon has emerged as a symbol of a nature that is supposed to be untouched for the most part. The attention drawn to its biodiversity and natural riches will not allow it to remain unscathed by the onslaughts of big business, given the widespread discourse that the region is a great human void, to be protected by world society as a source of resources and the provision of essential environmental services. The object defined for this study consisted of investigating the human and environmental interactions necessary for the organization of…mehr

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In the context of the global environmental crisis, the Amazon has emerged as a symbol of a nature that is supposed to be untouched for the most part. The attention drawn to its biodiversity and natural riches will not allow it to remain unscathed by the onslaughts of big business, given the widespread discourse that the region is a great human void, to be protected by world society as a source of resources and the provision of essential environmental services. The object defined for this study consisted of investigating the human and environmental interactions necessary for the organization of indigenous economic systems in the Upper Solimões River region, with the aim of verifying their components, their dynamics and the extent to which these elements are linked to the proposition of environmental, economic and social sustainability.
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Assistant Professor at the University of the State of Amazonas (UEA): Subjects Telemedicine and Internship in Community Medicine. PhD student in the Postgraduate Program in Collective Health at the Institute of Social Medicine of the University of the State of Rio de Janeiro (IMS/UERJ). Master's Degree in Environmental Sciences and Sustainability in Amazonia - Federal University of Amazonas (UFAM).