scholarly journals CADEIA PRODUTIVA DE PAPEL E CELULOSE E TRANSFORMAÇÕES RECENTES NO SUDOESTE MARANHENSE

Author(s):  
Allison Bezerra Oliveira ◽  
Jesus Marmanillo Pereira ◽  
Amanda Araújo Nascimento

PRODUCTIVE CHAIN OF PAPER AND CELLULOSE AND TRANSFORMATION IN SOUTHWEST MARANHENSECADENA PRODUCTIVA DE PAPEL Y CELULOSA Y TRANSFORMACIONES RECIENTES EN EL SUDOESTE MARANHENSEO presente trabalho tem por objetivo apresentar transformações no espaço maranhense ocorridas nos últimos anos, mais precisamente entre 2008 e 2015, tomando como ponto de partida a implantação da Suzano Papel e Celulose na cidade de Imperatriz - MA. Para tal abordagem, utiliza a cadeia de papel e celulose e suas variáveis produtivas como fator importante na compreensão das formas como o espaço é produzido e organizado para atender às lógicas de acumulação e concorrência deste setor produtivo. Por meio de uma pesquisa bibliográfica e documental sobre o processo de implementação de unidade industrial da referida fábrica e também com a utilização de mapas, serão explanados os principais aspectos da indústria de papel e celulose no Brasil e analisados os impactos da implantação da Suzano Papel e Celulose nos espaços de produção e áreas de plantio de eucalipto no sudoeste maranhense, bem como a reorganização do espaço urbano da cidade-sede.Palavras-chave: Cadeia Produtiva de Papel e Celulose; Atividade Industrial; Imperatriz - Maranhão.ABSTRACT The present work has the objective to present transformations in the Maranhão space occurred in the last years, more precisely between 2008 and 2015, taking as a starting point the implementation of Suzano Papel e Celulose in the city of Imperatriz - MA. This approach uses the pulp and paper chain and its productive variables as an important factor in understanding the ways in which space is produced and organized to meet the logic of accumulation and competition in this productive sector. Through a bibliographical and documentary research, on the process of implementation of the industrial unit of said factory, and use of maps will explain the main aspects of the paper pulp industry in Brazil, and analyzed the impacts of the implementation of Suzano Papel e Celulose on the Production spaces and eucalyptus plantation areas in southwest Maranhão, and reorganization of the urban space of the host city.Keywords: Productive Chain of Pulp and Paper; Industrial Activity; Imperatriz - Maranhão.RESUMENO presente trabajo tem por objetivo mostrar transformaciones no espacio maranhense ocurridas en los últimos años, más precisa entre 2008 y 2015 tomando como punto de partida una implantación de Suzano Papel y Celulosa en la ciudad de Imperatriz - MA. El sistema de asignación utiliza una cadena de papel y una celulosa y sus variantes productivas como un factor importante en la comprensión de las formas como el espacio creado y el organizado para el cumplimiento como lógicas de acumulación y la competencia de este sector productivo. Por medio de una investigación bibliográfica y documental, sobre el proceso de desarrollo industrial de la fábrica de referencia, el uso de mapas sobre explicación de los principios de la industria de papel celulosa no Brasil, y el análisis de los impactos de la implantación de Suzano Papel e Celulose sobre os Espacios de producción y áreas de plantación de eucalipto no sudoeste maranhense, y reorganización del espacio urbano de la ciudad sede.Palabras clave: Cadena de Producción de Pasta y Papel; La Actividad Industrial; Imperatriz - Maranhão.

Author(s):  
Annie Crane

The purpose of this study was to analyze guerrilla gardening’s relationship to urban space and contemporary notions of sustainability. To achieve this two case studies of urban agriculture, one of guerrilla gardening and one of community gardening were developed. Through this comparison, guerrilla gardening was framed as a method of spatial intervention, drawing in notions of spatial justice and the right to the city as initially theorized by Henri Lefebvre. The guerrilla gardening case study focuses on Dig Kingston, a project started by the researcher in June of 2010, and the community gardening case study will use the Oak Street Garden, the longest standing community garden in Kingston. The community gardening case study used content analysis and semi-structured long format interviews with relevant actors. The guerrilla gardening case study consisted primarily of action based research as well as content analysis and semi-structured long format interviews. By contributing to the small, but growing, number of accounts and research on guerrilla gardening this study can be used as a starting point to look into other forms of spatial intervention and how they relate to urban space and social relations. Furthermore, through the discussion of guerrilla gardening in an academic manner more legitimacy and weight will be given to it as a method of urban agriculture and interventionist tactic. On a wider scale, perhaps it could even contribute to answering the question of how we (as a society) can transform our cities and reengage in urban space.


2019 ◽  
pp. 81-95
Author(s):  
Agnieszka Hudzik

This paper discusses the literary, artistic, scientific, and educational narratives that are (re)created to facilitate the city’s recovery of memory in the wake of the Holocaust.This is the case with Lublin.The story of the complete destruction of its Jewish quarter in the Second World War is a tragically familiar one in Central Europe, even though it had been silenced and forgotten for decades during the communist period. I would like to analyze an essayistic project that searches for a new language about a place left empty. How could one fill the void by making it mean something to new people, becoming their own narrative, and preserving the presence of the city’s former inhabitants? How is it possible to create a new mythology of a place? I assume that such questions must have been the starting point for essays on Lublin byWładysław Panas (1947–2005), related to the commemoration in the context of urban space. My text comes in four parts. I begin with general information and historical background, as well as an introduction to the analysis of Panas’s essay Oko Cadyka (The Eye of the Tzaddik) − the main subject of my paper − which exemplifies the reflection on the creation of narrative and urban space in contemporary humanities. In the second part, I focus on and contextualize the relationship between text and city that the essay postulates. The third part deals with theoretical approaches to interpretation. The fourth part underlines the scientific and critical aspects of Panas’s text, which questions the language of science − the humanities, historiography, and theory in general. I end with a look at some artistic projects inspired by his images.


2018 ◽  
Vol 19 (12) ◽  
pp. 734-740
Author(s):  
Agata Bandrowska-Kaim ◽  
Marzenna Dębowska-Mróz ◽  
Renata Repeć

Understanding the specificity of communication behaviour of individual groups of participants of the transport system is one of the most important areas of interest of urban logistics. An important problem to be solved on this occasion is to indicate the most important factors and determinants that determine the manner of displacements. Determining how these conditions change depending on the age of people carrying out urban sprawl can be the starting point for the development of an appropriate organizational offer of the transport system in the city. One of the more numerous groups moving in cities are high school students and students. For this reason, the goal set for the implementation was to learn the specificity of communication behaviour of students and students. The decisive factors in the selection of displacements to and from school / university and other dis-placements performed in the urban space have been determined on the basis of a pilot survey carried out in Radom. The obtained results and their analysis are presented in this article.


2019 ◽  
Vol 14 (1) ◽  
pp. 85-98
Author(s):  
Mujde Bideci

From ancient times, some spaces have been understood to be more sacred than others. Even though many of these spaces have no specific religious meaning, there have been new religious movements which can easily be seen in daily life. In order to understand the current dynamics of religion, a focus on the material presence of religion (religious buildings, sites and artefacts in urban spaces) is a fruitful starting point. Thus, the objective of this study is to explore the potential meanings of the sacred in urban spaces, and the effects of these meanings or characterizations of the sacred have on places. Moreover, the focus is on analysing new manifestations of the religious and the sacred in urban space, as well as the ways in which material traces mediate diverse practices, discourses and effects in the various domains of the sacred. By investigating the alignments of these two fields, the city and the sacred, this study sheds new light on the metropolis of London, which manifests both religious diversity and multiple modernities via traces of the sacred in urban spaces. The results show that sacred traces in urban places have a prominent image that many residents and visitors fail to appreciate in their daily lives. The study concludes with a discussion of findings and implications.


GeoTextos ◽  
2011 ◽  
Vol 6 (2) ◽  
Author(s):  
Ana Lucy Oliveira Freire

Esse ensaio objetiva contribuir com os estudos acerca das articulações entre o comércio e a cidade, na medida em que o aparecimento de novas formas comerciais tem um rebatimento no processo de produção do espaço urbano. O funcionamento, as relações sociais, as mercadorias, os movimentos interno e externo, e tudo aquilo que dá vida aos mercados, feiras e outros tipos de comércio ditos tradicionais, são cada vez mais atrativos ao ponto de se tornarem, hoje, no diferente, que resiste em meio ao que se tornou homogêneo, tais como as formas que abrigam o denominado comércio moderno, a exemplo dos shopping centers. Essa dinâmica do comércio motivou uma pesquisa em andamento, sobre o papel dos mercados, das feiras, das mercearias, das galerias e diversos outros tipos de comércio no espaço urbano, os quais, historicamente, incorrem em mudanças espaciais. O ponto de partida das análises são os mercados e as feiras sobrevivendo em meio à pressão do crescimento da metrópole, uma vez transformados em centros de lazer (culturais, gastronômicos, turísticos, etc.). O texto privilegia a primeira parte da pesquisa, sistematizando um levantamento de fontes bibliográficas/teóricas, especialmente aquelas relacionadas ao desenvolvimento histórico do comércio, do desdobramento das trocas comerciais que, aos poucos, exigem abrigos para o funcionamento permanente na cidade. Abstract THE COMMERCE AND THE PRODUCTION OF THE URBAN SPACE The objective of this article is to contribute with the studies concerning the joints between commerce and city in the measure where the appearance of new commercial forms has an striking in the process of production of the urban space. Functioning, relations social, merchandises, movements internal and external, and everything what of the life to the traditional markets, fairs and other said types of commerce, they are each time more attractive to the point of if becoming, today, in different, that it resists in way what if became homogeneous, the such as the forms that shelters the called modern commerce, as shopping centers. This dynamics of the commerce motivated a in progress research, which comes studying the paper of the markets, the fairs, the grocery, the diverse galleries and other types of commerce, which, historically, they incur into changes in the city. The starting point of the analyses is the markets and the fairs surviving in way to the pressure it growth of the metropolis, a time transformed into leisure centers (cultural, gastronomical, tourist, etc.). The text privileges the first part of the research; systemize a survey of bibliographical sources/theoreticians, especially to those related to the historical development of the commerce, of the unfolding of the commercial exchanges that, to the few, demand shelters for the permanent functioning in the city.


ILUMINURAS ◽  
2017 ◽  
Vol 18 (45) ◽  
Author(s):  
Wendell Marcel Alves da Costa

Este trabalho analisa o objeto do olhar a cidade do Recife-PE e as suas características espaciais e sociais a partir da perspectiva antropológica e fílmica. A discussão tem como ponto de partida a questão de documentar e ficcionalizar a cidade por meio das narrativas fílmicas do espaço urbano, e também de como o olhar sobre a cidade pode ser analisada através da ótica espacial e fílmica. Considera-se, portanto, os arranjos espaciais, imagéticos, identitários e estéticos presentes no âmbito urbano para então discursar acerca do problema central deste trabalho: os olhares fílmicos construídos da cidade do Recife-PE por meio das narrativas fílmicas dos curtas-metragens pernambucanos. Dessa indagação parte-se às contribuições do imaginário urbano, da memória e da identidade como elementos que constituem a construção do olhar para a cidade.Palavras-chave: Olhares fílmicos. Cidade. Recife-PE.Memories, narrative policies and dicotomies of the city: Film Looks on Recife-PE    AbstractThis work analyzes the object of the look at the city of Recife-PE and its spatial and social characteristics from an anthropological and film perspective. The discussion has as its starting point the question of documenting and fictionalizing the city through the film narratives of urban space, as well as how the view of the city can be analyzed through space and film optics. The spatial, imaginary, identity, and aesthetic arrangements present in the urban context are then considered, and the discourse about the central problem of this work is considered: the film-based views constructed from the city of Recife-PE through the film narratives of Pernambucan short films. From this question we start with the contributions of the urban imaginary, memory and identity as elements that constitute the construction of the look for the city.Keywords: Film looks. City. Recife-PE. 


Author(s):  
Cristopher Schnoor

Abstract: In the year between April 1910 and March 1911 Le Corbusier – then Charles-Edouard Jeanneret – composed maybe the most comprehensive piece of writing of his career: a manuscript entitled “La construction des villes” which took on to systematically investigate the architectural elements that the city is made from. Taking Camillo Sitte’s Der Städte-Bau nach seinen künstlerischen Grundsätzen of 1889 as his intellectual starting point, Jeanneret developed a complex and convincing thesis within several months, however never published it himself. One of the topics that appear throughout Jeanneret’s manuscript is the quality of space as enclosure. This paper takes this observation as a starting point to ask how the manuscript that was put aside after March 1911 (and only shortly picked up again by Jeanneret in 1915) may have influenced Le Corbusier’s architectural thinking. In order to achieve this, the chapter “The Illusion of the Plan” from Vers une architecture is investigated as a link between La construction des villes and Le Corbusier’s houses. Finally, the Maison La Roche-Jeanneret and the Villa Savoye are read as buildings that very strongly incorporate aspects of thinking urban space in a way that way that closely relates to his studies back in 1910.  Keywords: La construction des villes; Städtebau; urban space; architectural space; Maison La Roche-Jeanneret; Villa Savoye. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.4995/LC2015.2015.1547


2019 ◽  
Author(s):  
Cong Sun ◽  
Charlie Q. L. Xue ◽  
Lujia Zhang

Shenzhensetsanexampleforrapiddevelopmentofurbanplanningandconstruction.It was the starting point of the most massive city-construction movement in contemporary China. In less than 40 years, many representative urban space and buildings on the mainmast-west highway—-ShennanRoad,have witnessed the for mation of the banded multi-center structural layout and the miraculous expansion of the city. Many of those iconic buildings are designed by Hong Kong or foreign architects. With the continuous development of the length and width of Shennan road, its broad and prosperous image is not only a symbol of the fruits of reform and opening up in Shenzhen or even China, but also contains the growth history of Shenzhen’s architectural modernization. This paper reviews and summarizes the changes of the urban fabric and the design trend of representative buildings along with the Shennan Road in different periods by the historical research methods. Combined with the transfer path of the city center, this study analyzes what kind of unique role the street and buildings act as in the developmentofurbanstructureinShenzhen,and expound what other urban functions and symbolic meaning they have. In the context of globalization, this article discusses how do the buildings designed by foreign architects change our city,thedrivenfactors behind the phenomenon of the design trend change. This research can make a supplement to the history and theory of the modernization of contemporary Chinese architecture.


2007 ◽  
Vol 22 (3) ◽  
pp. 619
Author(s):  
José Aurelio Granados Alcántar

En los últimos veinte años la ciudad de Pachuca ha sufrido grandes transformaciones en su territorio; el ritmo de crecimiento poblacional ha provocado que la ciudad se expanda físicamente como no lo había hecho en sus casi quinientos años de existencia. Una parte de este crecimiento poblacional se debe a los procesos inmigratorios que han ocurrido en los últimos años. Tomando en cuenta las tendencias y las experiencias de otras ciudades contiguas a la Zona Metropolitana de la Ciudad de México, pensamos que el actual flujo migratorio se consolidará e intensificará en los próximos años. De ahí que el objetivo del presente trabajo sea realizar un estudio sobre las corrientes migratorias en el espacio urbano de Pachuca, describiendo el perfil del migrante según los flujos establecidos. Nos interesa prever los cambios económicos y sociales en la ciudad, el desarrollo de su influencia regional y su nuevo papel en el sistema de ciudades y en la megalópolis de la Ciudad de México. AbstractOver the past twenty years, the city of Pachuca has undergone enormous transformations in its territory while the rate of population growth has meant that the city has expanded more than ever before in its nearly 500 years of existence. Part of this population growth is due to the migratory processes that have taken place in recent years. Given the trends and experiences of other cities adjacent to the Mexico City Metropolitan Zone, the authors believe that the current migratory flow will be consolidated and intensified over the next few years. The aim of this study is to therefore to undertake a study of migratory trends in the urban space of Pachuca, by describing migrants’ profiles according to the established flows. The authors are interested in predicting the economic and social changes in the city, the development of its regional influence and its new role in the system of cities and the Mexico City megalopolis.


Land ◽  
2019 ◽  
Vol 8 (2) ◽  
pp. 37 ◽  
Author(s):  
Murtah Shannon

In recent years, a new era of interventionism has emerged targeting the development of African cities, manifested in ‘fantasy’ urban plans, surging infrastructure investments and global policy agendas. What the implications of this new era will be for specific urban contexts is still poorly understood however. Taking this research agenda as a starting point, this article presents findings of in-depth empirical research on urban development in Beira city, Mozambique, which has recently become the recipient of massive donor investments targeting the built environment. Informed by current debates on urban geopolitics, the article unpacks these mounting global flows while locating them alongside pre-existing struggles over urban space. By doing so three distinct yet inter-related dimensions of urban geopolitics are identified, relating to the workings of the state, so-called ‘informality’ and international donors. Far from representing homogeneous categories, these dimensions each represent contradictory practices and interests which are shaping Beira’s urban trajectory. The article concludes by arguing that the inflow of donor resources has exacerbated pre-existing struggles over urban space while contributing to new contentions in ways which have undermined social equity targets of contemporary global development agendas. In doing so it provides important contributions to current debates on urban development in Africa


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