Mobilizações coletivas de Campo Grande, RJ, do direito à cidade à utopia anticapitalista global

Abstract

This master thesis results from scientific research in the search to understand the role of urban popular collectives as new forms of mobilization and popular organization in an empirically observed territory as lacking public policies, which have been neglected over the last decades, in contrast the observed population growth. The methodological approach will culminate in the survey of popular collectives operating in the administrative region of Campo Grande, Rio de Janeiro, and culminates in the case study of one of the popular collectives in action in the region of Campo Grande, Rio de Janeiro: Colletive Tudo numa coisa só. The development of the master thesis takes place through three structuring axes, conceived from the exploratory research of the various thinkers and geographers concerned with the Right to the city and with social movements, in addition to the field research with the collectives, which will be analyzed as spaces of hope in the dispute for urban commons against dominant classes and the co-opted State. In parallel, Campo Grande is analyzed as a territory of resistances with the potential to participate in the utopia of the construction of a worldwide anti-capitalist movement