a relevância da família como unidade de análise nos estudos sobre pluriatividade

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Abstract
O fenômeno da pluriatividade passou a ser mais estudado no Brasil na década de 1990, quando foram publicados trabalhos em todas as regiões do país. Um dos elementos centrais desta discussão diz respeito à unidade de análise relevante para se analisar a complexidade desse fenômeno. Em consonância com a literatura internacional, este artigo defende a idéia de que a família, e não a unidade de produção, deve ser o elemento balizador de estudos sobre a pluriatividade na agricultura familiar brasileira.
The pluriactivity phenomenon has been more studied in Brazil in the 1990’s, when increased the papers about it in many regions of the country. The main issue related with the pluriactivity theme is the relevant unit of analyses. In according to the international literature, this article defends the idea that the family, and not the production unit, should be the north of the studies of pluriactivity in the Brazilian family farming.
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Authors ;Lauro Mattei
Journal ijhcm: international journal of human capital management
Year 2007
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10.1590/S0103-20032007000400011
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