Comercialização global de terras: um estudo bibliométrico

Abstract

The global marketing land has become one of the most debated issues in recent years. In this context issues such as food security, water use, property rights and national sovereignty have become important issues when the subject is Land Grabbing. The aim of this work was to analyze the scientific literature on the subject of land grabbing. The method consisted of a bibliometric revision, in which the metrics extracted from the digital platform Scopus and JCR were used. Methodi Ordinatio was used to perform the ranking of the most relevant articles, considering the period from 2010 to January 2019. Through the UCINET Software, the configuration of networks among authors, co-authors and / or universities was analyzed. The search revealed an arrangement of 517 documents found in the database Scopus. Highlights as the United States, for the article with the greatest impact factor the Global land and water grabbing. Land grabbing has brought a great deal of research and debate over the last few years, but there is no consensus on the effects of land marketing for foreigners. There is still much to discuss about this phenomenon that is growing more and more, leaving doubts about its effects and intentions in society.