Análise do processo de espacialização do MST no estado de São Paulo em diferentes contextos histórico-geográficos.

The struggle for land is interpreted throughout this article as a historical-structural issue intrinsic to the formation processes of the Brazilian territory and development of the capitalist mode of production in the field. Because of that, this article aims to understand the spatial process of the Landless Workers' Movement (MST), which occurs through land occupations and encampments in the state of São Paulo in different historical and geographical contexts. The first historical and geographical context corresponds to the late 1980s and early 1990s, in which the MST spatial process occurred through multidimensionamento of spaces of political socialization. The second historical and geographical context concerns the late 1990s and early 2000s, in which there was overlapping of spaces of political socialization. And finally, the third context is the present. We understand from reading literature, the survey data and empirical research that the struggle for land camps became precarious political socialization spaces and / or incomplete, in which socio-spatial relations and, consequently, organizational are sporadic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]