Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
A mudança técnica e o processo de diferenciação dos sistemas de produção pesqueira do Litoral do Paraná, Brasil
Complexity of small-scale fisheries on the coast of Paraná is compounded by a great diversity of aquatic habitats, a variety of mostly open-access fishing practices, cultural origins of fishermen, their migratory movements, levels of market insertion, and uses of other natural resources. Amidst such complexity, six fishing production systems were described in a previous work. This work explores the hypothesis that they are related through an evolutionary history of differentiation. By conceiving production systems as new levels of integration between natural and social systems, the theory of nature/society interactions provides a comprehensive, interdisciplinary framework to explore relationships between natural, economic and social processes, hence to investigate environment and development issues. Data on demography, fishing practices and techniques, production marketing and other revenue sources, and geographical and environmental variables, were obtained in 1997 from various primary and secondary sources, including interviews in 22 fishing communities. An evolutionary model is developed to describe patterns of differentiation and factors of change of those systems. Present systems have common roots in the XVIII century, when agriculture and fisheries had both important roles in the economy. In the XX century, agriculture is abandoned, and system differentiation is mostly driven by market forces, demographic dynamics, particularly immigration, and technical innovation, including invention of new gear. While some systems show increased technology and market participation, others fail to cope with change, and seem to be bound to extinction. Management and research do not recognize such different realities, failing to address environment and development issues.
A mudança técnica e o processo de diferenciação dos sistemas de produção pesqueira do Litoral do Paraná, Brasil
Complexity of small-scale fisheries on the coast of Paraná is compounded by a great diversity of aquatic habitats, a variety of mostly open-access fishing practices, cultural origins of fishermen, their migratory movements, levels of market insertion, and uses of other natural resources. Amidst such complexity, six fishing production systems were described in a previous work. This work explores the hypothesis that they are related through an evolutionary history of differentiation. By conceiving production systems as new levels of integration between natural and social systems, the theory of nature/society interactions provides a comprehensive, interdisciplinary framework to explore relationships between natural, economic and social processes, hence to investigate environment and development issues. Data on demography, fishing practices and techniques, production marketing and other revenue sources, and geographical and environmental variables, were obtained in 1997 from various primary and secondary sources, including interviews in 22 fishing communities. An evolutionary model is developed to describe patterns of differentiation and factors of change of those systems. Present systems have common roots in the XVIII century, when agriculture and fisheries had both important roles in the economy. In the XX century, agriculture is abandoned, and system differentiation is mostly driven by market forces, demographic dynamics, particularly immigration, and technical innovation, including invention of new gear. While some systems show increased technology and market participation, others fail to cope with change, and seem to be bound to extinction. Management and research do not recognize such different realities, failing to address environment and development issues.
A mudança técnica e o processo de diferenciação dos sistemas de produção pesqueira do Litoral do Paraná, Brasil
José Milton Andriguetto Filho (Autor:in)
2003
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Unbekannt
Metadata by DOAJ is licensed under CC BY-SA 1.0
DOAJ | 2003
|Uma visão da estrutura pesqueira japonesa
Katalog Agrar | 1999
|Uso e ocupação em uma comunidade pesqueira, na margem estuário do rio Caeté (PA, Brasil)
DOAJ | 2006
|