Participación política y Postdesarrollo económico: experiencias en Mozambique y Brasil

Abstract

The present work will review the evolution of the most relevant forms of political participation through social movements and organizations in Mozambique (FRELIMO) and Brazil (Movimento sem Terra). It shall be analyzed the evolution of both countries regarding contentious politics which can let given voice to invisibilized and oppressed people’s in the framework of a reflection process about the knowledge construction and the development of the so-called Pedagogy of Social Movements in benefit of collectives claimed by them (original peoples, indigenous, black people). In addition, it shall be taking conscience about the Political Participation, Postdevelopment and the Well-Living.