Reciprocity and cooperation in family farming performance - Tesche, Rubens Wladimir
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This study seeks to understand family farming in the Missões Region of the state of Rio Grande do Sul, based on its endogenous and exogenous socioeconomic relationships, and to understand the economic logic of family farming units in producing what is necessary for self-sustainability with adequate use of available family labor and their customs, traditions, cultures, and symbolism present in their social relationships, including reciprocal relationships. Thus, this research demonstrates the commercial integration of milk producers and their confrontation with the oligopoly of the dairy…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This study seeks to understand family farming in the Missões Region of the state of Rio Grande do Sul, based on its endogenous and exogenous socioeconomic relationships, and to understand the economic logic of family farming units in producing what is necessary for self-sustainability with adequate use of available family labor and their customs, traditions, cultures, and symbolism present in their social relationships, including reciprocal relationships. Thus, this research demonstrates the commercial integration of milk producers and their confrontation with the oligopoly of the dairy industry, which has the power to set product prices. In order to counterbalance this power, producers organize themselves into marketing networks, increasing their ability to demand better prices and production conditions. Understanding this process of producer organization leads to this study of how these cooperation networks are formed and why they are formed among such producers, in addition toverifying whether this organization provides opportunities for better socioeconomic performance.
Autorenporträt
Absolvent der Agronomie an der Bundesuniversität von Santa Maria (1985), Absolvent der Rechtswissenschaften (1999), Master in ländlicher Entwicklung im Studiengang PGDR/UFRGS. Er verfügt über 30 Jahre Erfahrung im Bereich Agronomie mit Schwerpunkt auf ländlicher Beratung und ländlicher Soziologie. Universitätsprofessor in den Fächern Agrarwirtschaft, ländliche Entwicklung und Agrarrecht.