“O diálogo intersetorial na gestão de conflitos e relações de poder em território de mineração: Trombetas/Pará” - História Ambiental

Abstract

Marked by the concepts of "dialogue", "intersectorality", "management", "conflict" and "power relationships", this essay proposes to analyze and verify different perceptions and organizational structures - represented by civil entities, federal autonomous entities and a mining enterprise - that adhere to intersectorality in overcoming conflicts and power relationships through constructive management, closely connected to sustainable development, in the context of a mining territory in the western region of the state of Pará, more precisely in the Trombetas River region, geographically inserted in the municipalities of Oriximiná, Terra Santa and Faro. This research, methodologically inserted in a qualitative profile with a descriptive and exploratory approach, brings real facts and accounts that enable solid analysis and interpretations of the complexity of human and power relationships involved in a scenario of space dispute between mining, people and different regional cultures. Thus, it was verified that there are intersectoral actions, with positive perceptions among the majority of actors involved in the research and conflict resolution, but there is a pressing need to rethink or even improve the processes triggered by the models adopted, mainly by governments and companies, which result in poor conflict management and power relationships, as this directly affects the lives of real people who find themselves in conditions they did not choose.