A lama e suas marcas: neoextrativismo e seus efeitos em um contexto de desastre

Authors

  • Raquel Oliveira Santos Teixeira Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG),

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22370/rpe.2018.5.1237

Abstract

Esse artigo aborda o desastre da Samarco no Rio Doce, onde uma barragem de rejeitos se rompeu causando 19 mortes. Cerca de 60 milhões de metros cúbicos de rejeitos minerários foram lançados ao rio. Através da perspectiva da sociologia dos desastres e da etnografia dos encontros entre as vítimas e as instituições dedicadas à gestão da crise, o artigo discute os procedimentos institucionais e suas consequências para os moradores atingidos. Nesse campo conflitivo, a narrativa corporativa linear de evento, impactos e compensação contrasta com a experiência do desastre da perspectiva daqueles que permanecem diariamente afetados. Enquanto os procedimentos institucionais e corporativos procuram estabilizar e restringir a definição dos danos, os atingidos denunciam a severa transformação de suas vidas a partir da presença permanente da lama que ‘não sai’

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Published

2018-09-12

How to Cite

Oliveira Santos Teixeira, R. (2018). A lama e suas marcas: neoextrativismo e seus efeitos em um contexto de desastre. Economic Profiles, (5). https://doi.org/10.22370/rpe.2018.5.1237

Issue

Perfiles Económicos n. 5 Jul. 2018

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Sección Artículos

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