Construction and territorial contiguity in distant lands: the dekassegui

The article analyzes the territorial construction process of dekasseguis . From an analysis of the various migratory periods presents the rights of conquest trajectory. It highlights how this dynamic unfolds in fights processes and building an identity. It also emphasizes how the state has a role of...

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Main Authors: Anderson Akio Shishito, Jose Gilberto de Souza
Format: Article
Language:Portuguese
Published: Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina 2016-09-01
Series:Geosul
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Online Access:https://periodicos.ufsc.br/index.php/geosul/article/view/42944
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Summary:The article analyzes the territorial construction process of dekasseguis . From an analysis of the various migratory periods presents the rights of conquest trajectory. It highlights how this dynamic unfolds in fights processes and building an identity. It also emphasizes how the state has a role of mediation in new notions of rights and duties , which were incorporated into the daily life of Dekassegui community. This process gradually consolidated a territorial contiguity between different lands. The Brazilian community in the struggle for integration in social life and Japanese politics and organized by Brazilian associations, in their actions , builds territories and territoriality , that go beyond the boundaries of industries and consumption conditions and gain citizenship dimension.
ISSN:0103-3964
2177-5230