Gustavo Moura

Universidade Federal do Pará, Oceanography, Adjunct

Universidade de São Paulo, PROCAM/IEE, Alumnus

Universidade Estadual de Santa Cruz, PRODEMA, Alumnus

USP, Geography, Associated to NUPAUB

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Graduado em Oceanologia pela Fundação Universidade Federal do Rio Grande (FURG) com iniciação científica e monografia de gradução em Contaminação por Microcontaminantes Orgânicos Sintéticos. Extensão, pesquisa e estágio superviosionado em Educação popular. Mestrado em Ciência Ambiental na Universidade de São Paulo (PROCAM/USP) com dissertação voltada a populações tradicionais (oceanografia socioambiental, etno-oceanografia e território, tempo e manejo tradicionais). A dissertação de mestrado resultou no Livro "Águas da Coréia...", o primeiro livro em etno-oceanografia da literatura científica mundial e publicado pela editora NUPEEA/FAPESP. Doutor em Ciência Ambiental pelo Programa de Pós-graduação em Ciência Ambiental Universidade de São Paulo (PROCAM/USP), sandwich no Museu Nacional de História Natural de Paris (Departamento Homens, Natureza e Sociedade), quando se aprofundou a perspectiva etno-oceanográfica gerando uma nova abordagem para o estudo da des-re-territorialização de comunidades tradicionais de pesca. Pós-doutorado em Desenvolvimento Regional e Meio Ambiente pelo Programa Nacional de Pós-Doutorado (PNPD/CAPES) na UESC/BA. Realizou trabalhos de extensão junto a Colonias de Pescadores da Baixada Santista e em Quilombos do litoral Sul de São Paulo. Foi Professor Adjunto do curso de Etnodesenvolvimento ligado a Faculdade de Etnodiversidade da Universidade Federal do Pará (UFPA) (2016 a 2022) e vice-diretor da Faculdade de Etnodiversidade (2016-2018). Atualmente, é professor da Faculdade de Oceanografia da UFPA, pesquisador associado do NUPAUB/USP e permanente Programa de Pós-graduação em Oceanografia da UFPA. Desenvolve pesquisas/ensino/extensão/orientação em nível de graduação em Etnodesenvolvimento, de graduação e pós-graduação em Ciência Ambiental e nas seguintes temáticas da Oceanografia Socioambiental: Etno-oceanografia, História (da Ciência) Oceanográfica, Sociologia da Ciência (Oceanografia), Manejo Tradicional e Moderno de Recursos Pesqueiros, Conhecimento Ecológico Tradicional, Tempo/Calendário Tradicional, Território Tradicional, Etnoconservação em ambientes aquáticos/marinhos e Governamentalização da Oceanografia Moderna.

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Blue Economies and Ocean Grabbing in Latin America

by Gustavo Moura and George Leddy

Latin American Perspectives, 2024

Capitalist states are presently juggling the need for ecological sustainability and economic deve... more Capitalist states are presently juggling the need for ecological sustainability and economic development. In such a light, the idea of a "blue economy" has emerged as a beacon of hope, suggesting that ocean and coastal resources can be used to drive economic growth while protecting marine ecosystems. Holding our oceans and coastlines in such a consideration, we grapple with the delicate balance between prosperity, environmental conservation, and resource utilization. Nevertheless, due to their capitalist origin, blue economy initiatives prioritize unprecedented schemes of private property and commodity production along the coast, which appears to be the last planetary frontier for capitalist expansion. This transformation entails new social relationships and a shift from customary social connections to production-oriented relationships. In this issue, we critically confront the outcomes of recent blue economy projects implemented along Latin America. These projects are aligned with a discourse highlighting the leveraging of ocean resources for sustainable growth, while allegedly tackling the intricate issues of resource exploitation, environmental degradation, and social fairness. These very waters are now framed as a tale of promise. However, history compels us to reassess our connection with the world's oceans, especially as, in our lifetimes, we are witnessing the ongoing harmful effects of capitalist ventures from the over-exploitation of bio-marine resources, such as over fishing (Ferguson-Cradler, 2021), to the large scale impacts of the climate crisis-itself the consequence of industrial capitalism and its reliance on fossil fuels. We are also now beginning to

The Faces of the Capitalist Modernization of Fishing in the Far South of Brazil from a Perspective of Socioenvironmental Oceanography (1940s to 1990s)

The goal of this article is to analyze the effects of capitalist modernization on the fishing ind... more The goal of this article is to analyze the effects of capitalist modernization on the fishing industry located in Brazil’s far south from a perspective of socioenvironmental oceanography. Socioenvironmental oceanography builds on the contributions of historical materialism that prioritizes the study of the material foundations that support the process of capitalist accumulation. Within this perspective, the object of analysis shifts to one that is centered around the production of (ethno)oceanographic spaces. We argue that the production of these spaces result in the creation of public policies, which are geared towards mobilizing material and non-material resources for an epistemic community. This community was promoted to being a center of calculation whose supposed goal was to find ways to improve the bioeconomic “sustainability” of fishery resources. This process destroys fishing resources, as well as traditional/artisanal fishing systems and territories. In addition, it sets the stage for material and non-material precedents based around the spatial planning of marine areas that goes back to the foundations of the blue economy.

The Production of the Human in Classical Oceanography: A Critics from Socio-environmental Oceanography

Revista Ambiente & Sociedade, 2023

The aim of the present article is to analyze, from a Socio-Environmental Oceanography perspective... more The aim of the present article is to analyze, from a Socio-Environmental Oceanography perspective, the production of artisanal fishermen by a group of professionals who mobilized knowledge and truths to create the fishery legislation for Lagoa dos Patos estuary (Rio Grande do Sul-Brazil). Results have shown a discursive formation structured by CO's paradigmatic axes, which operate in the sense of stereotyping artisanal fishermen and of influencing the creation of public policies.

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