Autor/Autorin: Andrade Ricardo
Ricardo Andrade da Costa Silva, son of Joel Andrade (author of the Paulista anthem) and of Albertina Andrade, Historian (Funeso), Master in Public Policies Management (Fundaj), founder of the Pro-Museum Movement, is a Professor at FAINTVISA, where he currently directs the Post-graduation course in Afro-Brazilian and Indigenous History and Culture.
The present work describes the panorama of transformations in socio-cultural and economic relations in the manufacturing world in Paulista-PE in the last decades of the 20th century, collective memory, social movements, workers' identity and belonging, as well as their consequences for current and future generations, inserted into the logic of local development and sustainability in the set of public policies.
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The present work describes the panorama of transformations in socio-cultural and economic relations in the manufacturing world in Paulista-PE in the last decades of the 20th century, collective memory, social movements, workers' identity and belonging, as well as their consequences for current and future generations, inserted into the logic of local development and sustainability in the set of public policies.
