Vol. 25 No. 3 (2022): Desigualdade, Fome e Produção de Alimentos

Editorial

Inequality, hunger, and food production

Ana Elizabete Mota, Ricardo Lara

437-442
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Thematic space

Hunger in capital reproduction: a food commodity analysis

Leile Silvia Candido Teixeira

449-458
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Agroecological and agroforestry food production from a Marxist perspective

Luiz Felipe Barros Silva

459-468
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Contributions to the food debate in contemporary capitalism

Olivio Jose da Silva Filho

469-477
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A fome como projeto político da burguesia antinacional brasileira

Christiane dos Santos Luciano, Pamela Barreto Correa

478-487
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Yes, let’s talk about hunger!

Darana Carvalho de Azevedo

488-497
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Institutional markets: ensuring sustainable rural development and food and nutrition security

Felipe Jabali Marques, Márcio Henrique Pereira Ponzilacqua

498-506
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Food and Nutrition Security policy in the fight against hunger produced by food empires

Mariana Brito Horta Nogueira, Simone Cardoso Lisboa Pereira , Virgínia Alves Carrara

507-516
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Agrarian policy in the first SUDENE Master Plan: hunger, supply and politics

Gustavo Louis Henrique Pinto

517-527
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Food (in)security and Family Farming: public policies as a strategy to overcome hunger

Maria Laís dos Santos Leite, Jáder Ferreira Leite

528-538
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Situational diagnosis of food security in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and England after Covid-19

Ana Rojas Acosta, Alice Dianezi Garbardella, Eucaris Olaya, Miguel Edgardo Vicente Trotta, Wendy Coxshall

539-550
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Agroecology and food safety in times of the Covid-19 pandemic

Edaciano Leandro Lösch, Patrizia Ana Bricarello, Marília Carla de Melo Gaia

551-559
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Quilombola women and the struggle for territory from the perspective of decolonial feminism

Thaisa Maira Rodrigues Held, Isadora Golim Campos

560-569
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Open-themed space

Virtual teaching and training: the new strategy of the education project at the service of capital

Yolanda Guerra, Virginia Alves Carrara, Alcina Martins

570-584
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The critique of political economy as a method: some elements for research in the social sciences

Nivalter Aires Santos

600-610
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Medicalization, mental health and gender: perspectives on the use of psychotropic drugs by women (Argentina)

Gabriela Silvina Bru

611-620
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Interview

Interview with Ricardo Antunes: the metamorphoses of life and work

Ricardo Lara, Caio Antunes, Claudia Mazzei Nogueira

621-641
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Palaestra

Marxism and Social Work: lecture by Professor José Paulo Netto

Jaime Hillesheim

642-660
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Vol. 25 No. 3 (2022): Desigualdade, Fome e Produção de Alimentos

Full Issue

Editorial

Inequality, hunger, and food production

Thematic space

Hunger in capital reproduction: a food commodity analysis

Agroecological and agroforestry food production from a Marxist perspective

Contributions to the food debate in contemporary capitalism

A fome como projeto político da burguesia antinacional brasileira

Yes, let’s talk about hunger!

Institutional markets: ensuring sustainable rural development and food and nutrition security

Food and Nutrition Security policy in the fight against hunger produced by food empires

Agrarian policy in the first SUDENE Master Plan: hunger, supply and politics

Food (in)security and Family Farming: public policies as a strategy to overcome hunger

Situational diagnosis of food security in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and England after Covid-19

Agroecology and food safety in times of the Covid-19 pandemic

Quilombola women and the struggle for territory from the perspective of decolonial feminism

Open-themed space

Virtual teaching and training: the new strategy of the education project at the service of capital

The critique of political economy as a method: some elements for research in the social sciences

Medicalization, mental health and gender: perspectives on the use of psychotropic drugs by women (Argentina)

Interview

Interview with Ricardo Antunes: the metamorphoses of life and work

Palaestra

Marxism and Social Work: lecture by Professor José Paulo Netto

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