Ebook: Hydroelectric Developments: Migration, Resettlements, Social Participation and Inclusive Community Development

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O livro “Empreendimentos hidrelétricos: migrações, reassentamentos, participação social e desenvolvimento comunitário inclusivo“, organizado pelos pesquisadores Jorge Alexandre Neves, Felipe Nunes dos Santos e Nilton Fernandes de Oliveira. Editado pela Fino Traço, a obra reúne 12 capítulos organizados em duas partes. A primeira parte busca fundamentar as questões da participação social e do desenvolvimento comunitário inclusivo, trazendo uma perspectiva teórica sobre tais conceitos. De abordagem empírica, a segunda parte se constitui por estudos de caso onde se discute os impactos e desdobramentos dos processos socioambientais decorrentes da instalação de empreendimentos hidrelétricos no Brasil.
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The book “Hydroelectric ventures: migrations, resettlement, social participation and inclusive community development” is organized by researchers Jorge Alexandre Neves, Felipe Nunes dos Santos, and Nilton Fernandes de Oliveira, and edited by Fino Trace. The work brings together 12 chapters organized in two parts. The first part seeks to fund the issues of social participation and inclusive community development, bringing a theoretical perspective on such concepts. With an empirical approach, the second part contains case studies discussing the impacts and unfolding of socio-environmental processes arising from the installation of hydroelectric ventures in Brazil.
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