Class and place consciousness, praxis and territorial development
Thinking about autonomous territorial development processes that promote greater social justice, preserve nature, restore degraded areas, and value local cultures is the objective of this book by Marcos A. Saquet, which addresses the interaction between territory, autonomy, and development. The author constructs a geography of praxis that seeks to understand land use patterns and the temporalities that characterize agroecological peasant agriculture. From a novel theoretical and methodological perspective, and through in-depth empirical research, this volume provides tools for the participatory construction of territorial development projects within local cooperation networks.
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