Enfoque sistêmico, participação e sustentabilidade na agricultura II
Uma abordagem construtivista
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Abordagem Construtivista, Participação e sustentabilidade, Enfoque sistêmicoResumo
Enfoques de desenvolvimento rural, denominados sistêmicos, participativos e sustentáveis, não têm apresentado mudanças significativas em relação a estratégias anteriores. No presente artigo uma outra perspectiva é acrescentada ao diálogo sobre desenvolvimento: a abordagem Construtivista, que traz diferentes significados para metáforas como conhecimento, informação, comunicação, desenvolvimento,
participação e poder.
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- Epagri - Revista Agropecuária Catarinense
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- Empresa de Pesquisa Agropecuária e Extensão Rural de Santa Catarina - Epagri
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