Centralidade urbano-regional da pecuária de Araguaína-TO: a capital do boi gordo?
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O artigo discute a centralidade urbano-regional de Araguaína, cidade média da Amazônia brasileira, mediadora de acumulação da pecuária capitalista, e que recebe o cognome de capital do boi gordo. Concentra em seu espaço urbano empresas multinacionais e nacionais que controlam o beneficiamento e a comercialização da produção regional, e, nas principais avenidas corredores se especializam na distribuição de bens e serviços de apoio a pecuária, caracterizando a cidade como expressão desta atividade econômica. A metodologia operacional utilizada combina fontes bibliográficas, dados socioeconômicos e pesquisa direta. Aborda-se de maneira particular sobre uso do espaço urbano pela pecuária, destacando como esta atividade econômica atribui o perfil do que é a cidade propriamente dita, inclusive no clichê que se cria em relação a ela.
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