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                <text>Neste artigo temos como objetivo contextualizar as dificuldades para a legalização sanitária das produções de alimentos artesanais e da agricultura familiar, que tornam-se objeto de intervenção tanto da Política Nacional de Segurança  Alimentar e Nutricional quanto da RDC no 49/2013, da Anvisa. Tomamos como método a revisão de documentos produzidos de agências estatais e organizações sociais, assim como bibliografias teóricas relacionadas à temática. Buscamos relacionar as dificuldades existentes com as transformações nos sistemas alimentares e com o aumento nas preocupações com os riscos sanitários a nível mundial, apontando a complexa interrelação entre cultura, riscos, tecnociência e modelos de desenvolvimento, assim como a presença de fortes interesses econômicos, que desafiam a promoção da saúde pública e da segurança alimentar (food security). Concluímos refletindo sobre a necessidade de uma análise mais integrada e contextualizada dos riscos no caso da produção, processamento, distribuição e consumo de alimentos em pequena escala, que favoreça modelos de produção e padrões de consumo de alimentos ao mesmo tempo mais justos e democráticos, ambientalmente sustentáveis e que tenham a valorização da vida e da saúde como eixos principais.=====================================The aim of this article is to contextualize the difficulties concerning the sanitary legalization of artisanal and family farming products, that have become subject to both the National Policy for Food and Nutrition Safety and the RDC 49/2013 from Anvisa. Our method was to analyse documents from state agencies and social organizations as well as theoretical bibliography on the subject. We relate these difficulties with transformations in food systems and the international concerns about sanitary risks, pointing to complex relations between culture, risks, techno-science and development models, as well as to the strong economic interests that challenge the enhancement of public health and food security. We conclude considering the need of an integrated and contextualized analysis of risks in the case of small-scale production, processing, distribution and consumption of food, favoring production models and patterns of food consumption that are fair, democratic, environmentally sustainable, and that have the appreciation of life and health as its main focus.</text>
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                <text>Regiões semiáridas são consideradas altamente suscetíveis aos impactos adversos da mudança climática. Nesse contexto, o governo federal começou a implementar uma série de medidas para reduzir a vulnerabilidade de grupos menos preparados, como a agricultura familiar, para lidar com futuras mudanças. Baseado numa análise da legislação vigente sobre mudanças climáticas e dos principais documentos oficiais publicados, o presente trabalho identifica cinco fatores de preocupação referentes à atual abordagem que podem impedir uma redução sustentável de vulnerabilidade em áreas de risco no sertão brasileiro. Dado que grande parte da agricultura familiar já está fortemente impactada no contexto da variabilidade climática atual, isso implica que ações que reduzem a sua vulnerabilidade não dependem necessariamente da certeza de futuros impactos climáticos. Assim, medidas que tentam reduzir as existentes vulnerabilidades socioeconômicas e ambientais podem ser mais úteis para tornar a agricultura familiar do Nordeste mais resiliente às mudanças previstas.</text>
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                <text>A manutenção e/ou a ampliação da terra compõem o eixo central em torno do qual os produtores familiares organizam sua vida e seu trabalho. Este artigo analisa as estratégias desses produtores em relação à divisão de herança e à sucessão, e as formas que utilizam para aquisição de novas áreas. O levantamento das características das famílias e da propriedade foi realizado por meio de um questionário aplicado junto a 89 produtores familiares de três municípios da mesorregião de São José do Rio Preto (SP). Posteriormente foi entrevistado um terço dos produtores de cada município que havia respondido ao questionário. A análise das estratégias fundiárias mostrou uma grande diversidade na forma de partilhar a herança e de conduzir a sucessão, sendo que ambos os processos são apoiados, basicamente, em regras tradicionais, embora mantenham uma fachada de adequação às normas legais. Quanto às estratégias de aquisição de mais terras, observou-se que os produtores são capazes de organizar complexas formas de capitalização, centradas em maiores esforços no trabalho e na contenção de gastos, além da utilização de políticas públicas favoráveis e de práticas costumeiras. Os arranjos intra-familiares e as formas de cooperação ligadas ao parentesco mais amplo também se mostraram importantes para a ampliação da propriedade.The maintenance and/or expansion of land form the central axle along which family farming organize their livelihood and work.. This paper analyzes these producers' strategies that are related to division of inheritance and succession, and the forms of acquisition of new areas. The survey on the characteristics of families and property was carried out by a questionnaire in 89 familiar producers of three cities of São José do Rio Preto (SP) region. Next, one third of those answering the questionnaire were interviewed in the same cities. The analysis of agrarian strategies showed a great diversity in the manner of inheritance sharing and conducting succession; although being basically supported in both processes by traditional rules they seem to follow the legal the legal rules. Regarding to acquisition strategies of more land, it was noticed that producers are able to organize complex forms of capitalization, which are centralized in bigger efforts at work and containment of expenses, besides the use of favorable public policies and customary practices. The intra-familiar arrangements and the forms of kinship cooperation also appeared as equally important to the property expansion.</text>
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                <text>A crise ecológica colocou em risco a vida na Terra tal como a conhecemos, originando múltiplos protestos, greves e marchas em todo o mundo, a maioria dos quais liderados por crianças e adolescentes. Este artigo pretende argumentar em favor da legitimidade da presença de crianças na vida política no estado atual da crise ecológica por via de um tipo aparentemente paradoxal de participação: a desobediência civil, isto é, a recusa em participar. O artigo começa por abordar a necessidade de pensar a crise ecológica e analisar as suas origens; depois considera o significado do papel desempenhado pelas crianças e adolescentes nos posicionamentos políticos relativos à crise com base no pensamento ontológico-político de Hannah Arendt</text>
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                <text>Editora da Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul (EDIPUCRS)</text>
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