PERSPECTIVAS SOBRE EL DESARROLLO RURAL: REFLEXIONES, CRÍTICAS Y DESAFÍOS

Autores

  • Huberney Londoño Hernández Universidad del Valle

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33871/26747170.2024.6.3.9329

Palavras-chave:

Desenvolvimento rural, perspectivas, alternativas

Resumo

Este escrito adota uma abordagem qualitativa e reflexiva, examinando as perspectivas de renomados autores como Theodore W. Schultz, John W. Mellor e Robert Chambers. Esses especialistas concordam sobre a importância da agricultura para o desenvolvimento econômico e a redução da pobreza, mas suas ênfases variam, abrangendo desde a eficiência econômica até a inclusão social e a valorização do conhecimento local. Além disso, são apresentadas críticas de autores contemporâneos sobre o modelo convencional e as implicações das estratégias promovidas por organismos internacionais.

 

Palavras chaves: Desenvolvimento rural, perspectivas, alternativas.

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Publicado

2024-08-01