Wilson Cano, interpreter of regional and urban issues in Brazil

This article is a tribute by representatives from four generations of researchers, who were taught and supervised by Professor Wilson Cano (1937-2020). The text follows an academic trajectory that bequeathed a fundamental contribution towards the understanding of regional and urban issues in Brazil....

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Autors principals:	Brandão, Carlos Antônio, Oliveira, Fábio Lucas Pimentel de, Guimarães Neto , Leonardo, Santos , Valdeci Monteiro dos
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spelling	oai:ojs.rbeur.anpur.org.br:article-63512020-10-31T15:31:03Z Wilson Cano, interpreter of regional and urban issues in Brazil Wilson Cano, intérprete da questão regional e urbana do Brasil Brandão, Carlos Antônio Oliveira, Fábio Lucas Pimentel de Guimarães Neto , Leonardo Santos , Valdeci Monteiro dos Wilson Cano Brasil Questão Regional Urbanização Projeto Nacional de Desenvolvimento Wilson Cano Brazil Regional Issue Urbanization National Development Project This article is a tribute by representatives from four generations of researchers, who were taught and supervised by Professor Wilson Cano (1937-2020). The text follows an academic trajectory that bequeathed a fundamental contribution towards the understanding of regional and urban issues in Brazil. The aim is to highlight the most distinctive aspects of his studies, based on a dynamic-historical and contradictory conception of capitalist development and the regional and urban repercussions that have resulted from such a process. Under the aegis of the historical-structural method, we identify, within his analyses, a rigorous investigation into the formation of regional complexes, of the movements of spatial concentration and deconcentration driven by industrialization, and of the determinations of the land issue for urbanization. He sought to situate the regional and urban debate within the context of the need to push forward a national development project, without which, the regions and cities of Brazil would become subjugated to the determinants of neoliberalism and to the loss of the nation’s sovereignty. Este artigo é uma homenagem de representantes de quatro gerações de pesquisadores formados e orientados pelo Professor Wilson Cano (1937-2020). O texto percorre uma trajetória acadêmica que legou contribuições fundamentais à compreensão da questão regional e urbana no Brasil. Procura ressaltar os aspectos mais distintivos dos seus estudos, com base em uma concepção histórico-dinâmica e contraditória do desenvolvimento capitalista e dos rebatimentos regionais e urbanos decorrentes de tal processo. Sob a égide do método histórico-estrutural, identifica-se, em suas análises, o exame rigoroso da formação dos complexos regionais, dos movimentos de concentração e desconcentração espacial impulsionados pela industrialização e das determinações da questão fundiária para a urbanização. Ele buscou situar o debate regional e urbano no Brasil no contexto da necessidade de avançar um projeto nacional de desenvolvimento, sem o qual teriam prosseguimento a subjugação das regiões e cidades brasileiras aos determinantes do neoliberalismo e a perda de soberania da nação. ANPUR 2020-10-09 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf application/pdf https://rbeur.anpur.org.br/rbeur/article/view/6351 10.22296/2317-1529.rbeur.202029pt Revista Brasileira de Estudos Urbanos e Regionais; v. 22 (2020): January-December Revista Brasileira de Estudos Urbanos e Regionais; v. 22 (2020): Janeiro-Dezembro 2317-1529 1517-4115 10.22296/2317-1529.RBEUR por eng https://rbeur.anpur.org.br/rbeur/article/view/6351/5324 https://rbeur.anpur.org.br/rbeur/article/view/6351/5325
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author	Brandão, Carlos Antônio Oliveira, Fábio Lucas Pimentel de Guimarães Neto , Leonardo Santos , Valdeci Monteiro dos
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author_facet	Brandão, Carlos Antônio Oliveira, Fábio Lucas Pimentel de Guimarães Neto , Leonardo Santos , Valdeci Monteiro dos
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title	Wilson Cano, interpreter of regional and urban issues in Brazil
title_short	Wilson Cano, interpreter of regional and urban issues in Brazil
title_full	Wilson Cano, interpreter of regional and urban issues in Brazil
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title_full_unstemmed	Wilson Cano, interpreter of regional and urban issues in Brazil
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description	This article is a tribute by representatives from four generations of researchers, who were taught and supervised by Professor Wilson Cano (1937-2020). The text follows an academic trajectory that bequeathed a fundamental contribution towards the understanding of regional and urban issues in Brazil. The aim is to highlight the most distinctive aspects of his studies, based on a dynamic-historical and contradictory conception of capitalist development and the regional and urban repercussions that have resulted from such a process. Under the aegis of the historical-structural method, we identify, within his analyses, a rigorous investigation into the formation of regional complexes, of the movements of spatial concentration and deconcentration driven by industrialization, and of the determinations of the land issue for urbanization. He sought to situate the regional and urban debate within the context of the need to push forward a national development project, without which, the regions and cities of Brazil would become subjugated to the determinants of neoliberalism and to the loss of the nation’s sovereignty.
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Wilson Cano, interpreter of regional and urban issues in Brazil

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