X International Seminar on Regional Development Theme ... · Edson Aparecido A. Q. de Oliveira – PPGDR-UNITAU – SP Elisabeth Cristina Drumm – URCAMP - RS Erica Karnopp – PPGDR-UNISC

Atores, Ativos e Instituições: O Desenvolvimento Regional em Perspectiva Santa Cruz do Sul, RS, Brasil, 15 a 17 de setembro de 2021 ISSN: 2447-4622

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X International Seminar on Regional Development

Theme: Actors, Assets and Institutions: Regional Development in

perspective

Santa Cruz do Sul, September 15-17, 2021

Organizer: Graduate Program in Regional Development

University of Santa Cruz do Sul - UNISC

Second Circular

PRESENTATION

The International Seminar on Regional Development (ISRD) is a biennial

event, organized by the Graduate Program in Regional Development - PPGDR

– Master’s Degree and Doctorate of the University of Santa Cruz do Sul –

UNISC. The event is a continuity of the National Seminars on Regional

Development, whose first edition was held in 1996, on an annual basis. As of

2002, the event has acquired an international scope, is held biennially, and is

consolidating itself in Brazil as one of the main events that enables reflection,

analysis and interdisciplinary debate on regional development. The debate

occurs among Brazilian researchers, professors and students of Graduate

Programs in Regional Development and other Graduate Programs in the fields


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of Social and Human Sciences, as well as foreign researchers and students

who develop research on this theme.

The Graduate Programs in Regional Development are privileged spaces

for the construction of theoretical and methodological references for this field of

knowledge, which is of fundamental importance in the discussion of strategies

aimed at promoting territorial development, based on equity and solidarity.

It is understood that the territory presents itself as a contradictory totality,

marked by conflicts and tensions in which particular socio-spatial arrangements

shape regions.

Considering the current socio-political and economic context in force at

international level, and specially in our country, putting Regional Development

in Perspective means giving prominence to the process of territory formation,

marked by diverse trajectories, characterized by “unity in diversity”, in which the

State has the responsibility to manage the contradictions that take shape in the

territory.

In this sense, in 2021, the tenth edition´s theme will focus on “Actors,

Assets and Institutions: Regional Development in perspective”.

In order to provide the discussion and reflection on these and other issues

that the central theme of the X International Seminar on Regional Development

raises, the event was organized in four thematic axes that will also guide the

arrangement of the round tables and the presentation sessions, as follows:

Axis 1 – Regional Development in perspective: theoretical and

methodological challenges

In this axis are accepted papers related to the theoretical and

methodological reflection on regional territorial development planning

processes, the multiple scales, the different dimensions and contents of

regional development processes and policies, among other related topics.

Axis 2 – Actors, Social Organizations and Regional Development

The proposal of this thematic axis is to gather papers, under different

theoretical-methodological approaches, that enable the reflection on actions


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and relations between actors and social organizations that participate in the

regional development processes and policies. Methods of organization,

articulations of civil society, existing participatory and collaborative practices in

promoting regional development. The relations between state actors and civil

society and their influence on public policies (formulation, implementation and

evaluation), their designs, arrangements and constitution, their relations with

other organizations and effects on development processes in different regional

territories. In addition, the various institutional arrangements constituted in the

State, such as intermunicipal consortia, conferences, regional development

councils, governance network, among others.

Axis 3 – Territorial Assets and Regional Development

The proposal of this thematic axis is to reflect on the assets, that is, the

elements that allow to explain how reality connects in a relational way in

development processes. It intends to emphasize resources (assets/capital) that

are mobilized by territorial agents, giving visibility to the structure of access and

use of natural resources, and organization of the regional productive structure,

focusing on the relation established between rural areas and urban centers and

on the reinvestment of capital as a way of expanding opportunities in the

territory. The following topics will be considered: environmental sustainability,

economic viability, territorial identity, sociocultural diversity, social capital,

resilience of territories, climate change and its effects on development, solidary

economy, social technologies, among other topics related to the central theme

of this axis.

Axis 4 – Institutions and Regional Development

The proposal of this thematic axis is to bring together papers that allow

theoretical and methodological reflections on formal and informal, public,

community and private institutions, productive arrangements, networks and

forms of cooperation; social and economic agents and organizations and their

set of institutional relations, among other topics linked to the dynamics of

regional development. Studies aiming at a better understanding of the


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competitiveness of production systems and chains are welcome;

characterization, profile and structure of networks cooperation, technological

innovation and its influence on regional dynamics; reconversion and regional

productive restructuring, and new forms of coordination and governance.

OBJECTIVES OF THE X INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON REGIONAL

DEVELOPMENT (ISRD):

To promote the exchange between researchers of Brazilian Institutions and

those with researchers of Institutions from other countries, besides bringing

together recent graduates, current graduate students and

researchers/professionals from other fields of knowledge to the debate on

issues related to Regional Development;

To provide reflection and discussion on the dynamics of regional

development in different socio-spatial formations, through actors, assets

and institutions involved in processes and policies developed and

articulated in different spatial scales;

Create opportunities to the participants of the event to present their

research communication, and its online publication in the Conference

Proceedings, disseminating new knowledge in the field of Regional

Development;

Promote interaction and exchange of experiences among researchers and

students/researchers of the Graduate Programs in Regional Development

and related fields of Brazilian and foreign universities.


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SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Airton Muller – PPGDR - UNIJUÍ

Alcione Talaska – IFC – SC

Alex Pizzio – PPGDR - UFT

Alexandre Assis Tomporoski – PPGDR – UnC – SC

Almir Arantes – UNEMAT – MT

Amalia Stuhldreher - Universidad de La República - Uruguay

Andrea Carrión - FLACSO - Ecuador

Analía Laura Emiliozzi - Universidad Nacional de Río Cuarto - Argentina

Anelise Graciele Rambo – PGDREDES – UFRGS - RS

Ângela Cristina T. Felippi – PPGDR – UNISC - RS

Ariel Garcia – CEUR – CONICET - Argentina

Carlos Eduardo Ruschel Anes – PPGDPP – UFFS - RS

Catia Grisa - PPGREDES – UFRGS - RS

Christian Luiz da Silva – PPGPGP – UTFPR – PR

Cidoval Moraes de Sousa – PPGDR-UEPB – PB

Cláudia Tirelli – PGDR-UNISC – RS

Cláudio Machado Maia – PPGPSDR-UNOCHAPECÓ – SC

Clovis Reis - PPGDR – FURB - SC

Cristiane Mansur Moraes Souza – PPGDR-FURB – SC

Daniel Claudy da Silveira – UNIJUI – RS

Daniel Gewer – PPGDR – FACCAT – RS

Daniella Gac – Universidad de Los Lagos - Chile

Dioneia Dalcin – PPGDPP – UFFS - RS

Edemar Rotta – PPGDPP – UFFS - RS

Edson Aparecido A. Q. de Oliveira – PPGDR-UNITAU – SP

Elisabeth Cristina Drumm – URCAMP - RS

Erica Karnopp – PPGDR-UNISC – RS

Evelyn del Valle Colino - Universidad Nac. Rio Negro – Argentina

Ezequiel Plinio Albarello – URI – RS


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Fernando Cezar Macedo – UNICAMP – SP

Flávio Sacco dos Anjos – PPGDTSA-UFPEL – RS

Florencia Granato – Universidad Nacional de Río Cuarto - Argentina

Gilson Ditzel Santos – PPGDR-UTFPR – PR

Giovana Mendes de Oliveira – PPGGEO – UFPEL – RS

Gláucia de Oliveira Assis – PPGPTDSA - UDESC

Gleicy Vasques – UFMS – MS

Gleimiria Batista da Costa – UNIR - RO

Gonzalo Antonio De La Maza Escobar - Universidad de Los lagos – Chile

Grazielle Betina Brandt – PPGDR-UNISC – RS

Gustavo Busso – PPGDT – Universidade Nacional de Rio Cuarto - Argentina

Héctor Martin Civitaresi – Universidad Nacional de Rio Negro - Argentina

Ivaldo Gehlen - PPGDR – UFRGS - RS

Ivo Theis – PPGDR - FURB

Isabel Bortagaray - Universidad de La República - Uruguay

Jandir Ferreira Lima – PPGDRA-UNIOESTE – PR

Jaqueline Mallmann Haas – PPGREDES – UFRGS - RS

Jefferson Marçal da Rocha – UNIPAMPA – RS

João Aparecido Bazolli - PPGDR – UFT - TO

Joaquín Farinós Dasí – Universidad de Valença – Espanha

Jorge Hernandez - Universidad Nacional de Rio Cuarto – Argentina

José António Cadima Ribeiro – Universidade do Minho – Portugal

José Carlos Severo Correa – UNIPAMPA – RS

José Luiz Moura Filho – UFSM – RS

Juçara Spinelli – UFFS - RS

Juscelino Gomes Lima – IFET e UFPI – PI

Julio Jose Plaza Tabasco – Universidad Castilla-La Mancha – Espanha

Luciana Butzke – PPGDR - FURB – SC

Luciano Albino – PPGDR – UEPB - PB

Lucir Reinaldo Alves – PPGDR – UNIOESTE – PR


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Marcel Theza Manriquez – Universidad de Los lagos – Chile

Marcelo Vinícius de La Rocha Domingues - FURG – RS

Márcio Gazolla – PPGDR-UTFPR - Campus Pato Branco - PR

Marco André Cadoná – PPGDR-UNISC – RS

Marcos Junior Marini – PPGDR-UTFPR - Campus Pato Branco - PR

Marcos Paulo Dhein Griebeler – PPGDR – FACCAT - RS

Margarida Angélica Pires Pereira Esteves – UniNova - Lisboa – Portugal

Maria de Lourdes Bernartt - PPGDR-UTFPR - Campus Pato Branco - PR

Mariana Barbosa de Souza – PPGG – UEPG – PR

Markus Brose – PPGDR-UNISC – RS

Mireya Valencia – UnB - DF

Mirian Beatriz Schneider - PPGDR - UNIOESTE – PR

Mónica Donadoni - Universidade Nacional de Rio Cuarto - Argentina

Mônica Carniello – PPGPDR-UNITAU – SP

Mônica Pons – PPGPC-UFSM – RS

Moacir Santos - PPGDR – UNITAU - SP

Muriel Pinto – PPGPP – UNIPAMPA - RS

Paula Remoaldo – Universidade do Minho - Portugal

Potira Viegas Preiss – PPGDR – UNISC – RS

Reto Bertoni – Universidad de La República - Uruguay

Rógis Juarez Bernardy - PPGA – UNOESC – SC

Rosmari Cazarotto – PPGSA – UNIVATES – RS

Rui Fragoso – Universidade de Évora – Portugal

Sérgio Allebrandt – PPGDR-UNIJUÍ – RS

Silvia Gorenstein – CEUR – CONICET - Argentina

Silvia Virginia Coutinho Areosa - PPGDR – UNISC - RS

Silvio Cezar Arend – PPGDR - UNISC – RS

Tanise Dias Freitas – PPGDR – UNISC – RS

Tiago Costa Martins - PPGCIC-UNIPAMPA – RS

Valdir Roque Dallabrida – PPGDR-UNC – SC


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Victor Ramiro Fernández – Universidad Nacional de Litoral - Argentina

Virginia Elisabeta Etges – PPGDR-UNISC – RS

Waldecy Rodrigues – PPGDR – UFT - TO

Weimar Freire da Rocha Jr. – PPGDRA – UNIOESTE - PR

SCHEDULE - X SIDR

Date of the event

September 15-17, 2021

Full paper submission

From November 9, 2020 to March 31, 2021

Paper analysis by the Scientific Committee

From April 16 to May 16, 2021

Notification of paper acceptance

June 8, 2021

Notification of meeting rooms

September 3, 2021

REGISTRATION

From June 1 to August 31, 2021

- Professors, researchers, professionals, and general public: R$ 250,00

- Students of the Graduate and Undergraduate Programs: R$ 150,00

Attention: Registration fee payment deadline for paper presenters at the event:

August 13, 2021.


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From September 1 to September 15, 2021

- Professors, researchers, professionals, and general public: R$ 300,00

- Students of the Graduate and Undergraduate Programs: R$ 200,00

Registration fee payment:

- For Brazilians, through bank slip, generated by registering on the Event

website: http://www.unisc.br/site/sidr/

- For foreigners, payment can be made at the event venue.

RULES FOR FULL PAPER SUBMISSION AND PRESENTATION

Papers must be a full one (not an abstract) and may be submitted by

professors, researchers and students of the Regional Development Graduate

Programs and programs related to Regional Development, Brazilians and

foreigners, in order to be analyzed by a Scientific Committee, formed by

specialists in the thematic axes of the event. The paper(s) presentation and its

inclusion in the Conference proceedings are conditioned to the registration and

payment of the event fee by at least one of the authors.

Paper Submission

• Each participant is allowed to submit a maximum of three papers for the

event. In this count will be computed the papers submitted by the applicant both

as author and co-author.

• Each paper can have a maximum of four authors.

• Papers to be submitted for the event may be presented orally. The

Scientific Committee reserves the right to indicate papers for the “poster”

category. The oral presentation may not exceed 15 minutes. After the

presentation of all the planned papers for the presentation session, in each

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room, a time for discussion will be set aside. Posters presentation will be held in

a special session, in a specific room for this modality, to be announced in the

event schedule.

• Papers should be sent by online submission system, available on the

event website. Paper sent by e-mail will not be accepted. The link for submitting

the papers is: http://online.unisc.br/acadnet/anais/index.php/sidr/login

• Papers that do not comply with the rules of submission and presentation,

will not be accepted.

Language requirement of X ISRD

Papers written in Portuguese, Spanish and English will be accepted. The

official language of the event is Portuguese, but the papers can also be

presented in Spanish and English.

Paper Selection

The Scientific Committee of the event will select the papers based on their

suitability to the general theme of the event, related to the thematic axes,

originality of the proposal, scientific and academic relevance and contribution in

the field of regional development.

Papers selected to be presented at the X ISRD

Only original papers, of authors registered in the event and with the due

fees paid, can be presented.

The Conference proceedings will be published in October 2021, after the

event, online, and only with the papers effectively presented at the event.

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Certificates

• Certificates will be available in October 2021, after the event and in

online format.

• Certificates of presentation of papers will only be issued for papers

actually presented.

SCHEDULE

Schedule: X INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

September 15 to 17, 2021 Morning Afternoon Evening

Sep 15 Wed

8 to 9 a.m. – Registration

9:00 a.m. – Opening

1:30 p.m. – Round Table Discussion 1: Regional Development in perspective: theoretical and methodological challenges - Carlos Brandão (IPPUR-UFRJ) - Juan Cuadrado-Roura (Universidad de Alcalá - Spain)

7:00 p.m. – Welcome cocktail

9:30 a.m. – Opening Lecture: Arilson

Favareto (UFABC) 3:30 p.m. – Book Launching

4:00 p.m. – Coffee break

4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. – Research Communications

Sep 16 Thu

9:00 a.m. – Round Table Discussion 2: Actors, Social Organizations and Regional Development

- Sergio Montero (Cider Universidad de los Andes - Colombia) - Daniella Gac (CEDER- Universidad de los Lagos - Chile) - Cidonea Machado Deponti (PPGDR- UNISC)

1:30 p.m. – Round Table Discussion 3: Territorial Assets and Regional Development

- Marcel Bursztyn (UnB) - Carolina Trivellia (IEP- Peru) - Michael Klinger (Universität Innsbruck - Áustria)

3:30 p.m. – Coffee Break

7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Meeting of the OBSERVA-DR

4:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Research Communications

Sep 17 Friday

9:00 a.m. Round Table Discussion 4: Institutions and Regional Development

- Maria Ignacia Fernández (RIMISP- Chile) - Waldecy Rodrigues (PPGDR-UFT)

1:30 p.m. Round Table Discussion 5: The scientific field of regional development in Brazil: Perspectives and Challenges - Ivo Theis (PPGDR-FURB) - Fernando Macedo (PPGDE-UNICAMP)

3:30 p.m. Coffee Break

4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. – Research Communications

6:00 p.m. – Closing


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FULL PAPER WRITING RULES

Use Microsoft Word software (version 97-2003 and newer versions) for

writing the text. Page Setup (including abstract):

• Paper size: A4 (29.7 cm x 21 cm)

• Top margin: 3 cm

• Bottom margin: 2 cm

• Left margin: 3 cm

• Right margin: 2 cm

Titles and subtitles should be sorted according to the following criteria:

• Title of the paper: Arial, normal font-style, 14-point size bold letters.

• Subtitle: Arial, normal font-style, 12-point size bold letters.

• Sub-Subtitle: Arial, italic font, 12-point bold letters.

Full paper text setup:

• Arial Font, 11-point size, justified paragraph.

• Spacing between characters and words: simple.

• Spacing between lines: 1.5 cm.

• Number of pages: minimum of 10 (ten) and maximum of 20 (twenty),

including illustrations, bibliography and endnotes.

• Numbering of pages: bottom right margin.

First page content:

• Title of the paper: centered and in capital letters.

• Abstract: 250 words at maximum, in a single paragraph, in the same

language of the paper.


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• Keywords: three to five, separated by period.

• Author(s) identification: in order to guarantee the anonymity of the

authorship, no form of author identification on the paper is allowed. The

electronic submission system will assign an identification code to the papers

that will be evaluated. Identified papers will be disqualified.

Rules for bibliographic references:

• Bibliographical references have to follow the standards established by

the Brazilian Association of Technical Standards (ABNT).

• For in-text citations, the author-date system has to be used. Ex:

(SANTOS, 1996, p. 58).

Comments:

• Illustrations, footnotes, tables, and graphics linked to Word should be in

Arial Font, 10-point size.

• Illustrations should be incorporated in the text, in JPEG format. The

maximum number of illustrations in the text should be 05 (five).

• The file should not exceed 3MB.

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

- Dr. Rogério Leandro Lima da Silveira (Coordinator) [email protected]

- Dr. Erica Karnopp (Subcoordinator) [email protected]

- Dr. Cidonea Machado Deponti

- Dr. Virginia Elizabeta Etges

- Dr. Silvio Cezar Arend

- Grasiela da Conceição

- Carolina de Oliveira

[email protected]

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X International Seminar on Regional DevelopmentSecond CircularAxis 1 – Regional Development in perspective: theoretical and methodological challengesAxis 2 – Actors, Social Organizations and Regional DevelopmentAxis 3 – Territorial Assets and Regional DevelopmentAxis 4 – Institutions and Regional DevelopmentOBJECTIVES OF THE X INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT (ISRD):SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEESCHEDULE - X SIDRFull paper submissionPaper analysis by the Scientific CommitteeNotification of paper acceptanceNotification of meeting roomsREGISTRATIONFrom September 1 to September 15, 2021Registration fee payment:RULES FOR FULL PAPER SUBMISSION AND PRESENTATIONPaper SubmissionLanguage requirement of X ISRDPaper SelectionPapers selected to be presented at the X ISRDCertificatesSCHEDULEFull paper text setup:Rules for bibliographic references:ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

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X International Seminar on Regional Development Theme ... · Edson Aparecido A. Q. de Oliveira – PPGDR-UNITAU – SP Elisabeth Cristina Drumm – URCAMP - RS Erica Karnopp – PPGDR-UNISC