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A Agricultura em Tempo Parcial na America Latina e a Industrializacao*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 January 2018

J. V. Freitas Marcondes
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Creio ser bastante oportuna a inclusão da presente tese na agenda do XX Congresso Internacional de Sociologia. A maioria dos vinte países que constituem a América Latina se industrializa rapidamente e, como conseqüéncia dessa industrialização, está surgindo a figura do agricultor em tempo parcial. Obviamente não temos aínda o fenômeno com aquela tipicidade que encontramos na América do Norte e em outros paízes altamente industrializados, onde a pessoa do part-time farmer possue urn status econômico-social e urna tipología bem distinta, a tal ponto que o Censo Norte-Americano — desde 1940 — vem incluindo ñas suas alíneas, devidamente conceituadas, a figura do agricultor em tempo parcial. É oportuno também ser ressaltado que a classe dos part-time farmers aumenta de ano para ano nos paízes industrializados e naquêles que se industrializam. Êsse aumento se processa quantitativa e qualitativamente, a tal ponto que os sociólogos, economistas e demais dentistas sociais começaram a se preocupar com o fenômeno.

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Research Article
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Journal of Inter-American Studies , Volume 6 , Issue 1 , January 1964 , pp. 33 - 41
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Copyright © University of Miami 1964

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O presente trabalho foi escrito especialmente para o XX Congresso Internacional de Sociologia, que deveria-se realizar em Cordoba, Argentina, entre 12 a 18 de setembro de 1962. Com a mudanca desse Congresso para 1963, resolvemos publicar este estudo no Journal of Inter-American Studies.

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