DIÁLOGOS EM TERRITÓRIOS DE RESISTÊNCIA: DESAFIOS CAMPONESES DO MEIO AGRÁRIO.

The forms and processes immanent to the Compound territories in the contemporary world bring countless social issues to the geographic debate, and this effort requires an expanded interpretation of the relationships that involve both urban and rural spaces. In view of this, the present study is based on some theoretical analyzes of the "territory" to seek to contribute to highlight the social constructions of the peasant movement. This is an effort that gains validity due to the growing supremacy of current agribusiness, which "in theory" configures a re-territorialization of peasant places in favor of monocultures. However, using bibliographic clippings that support peasant struggle and resistance, here is a reflection that deconstructs this "maxim" of the disappearance of peasant territoriality, an understanding that remains prominent in the analyzes of agrarian geography. Far from introducing a dichotomized approach (agribusiness / campenisate), here is the permanence of peasant territory concomitantly with the great agrarian-capitalist property, an interpretation that is perfectly feasible as a public policy in Brazil and in the world. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]