A insaciável sede das indústrias do Complexo do Pecém (CE) e a cosmopolítica das águas do povo indígena Anacé
Year: 2026
Type: article
Abstract: This article aims to comprehend the conflict between the ever increasing water demand to the “thirsty” big industries in the Pecem Industrial and Port Complex – CIPP, located to the west from Fortaleza, Ceará’s Capital City, and the perception by the Anacé Indigenous People of water as an entity capable of many agencies. For that, we have conducted i) document analysis, focusing on the agreement memorandums between the CIPP industries and on the means of mobilization constructed by the indigenous associations; ii) analysis of the recent news about the new enterprises proposed for the CIPP; and iii) interviews with Anacé indigenous leaders. In this context, we have identified an onthological conflict between, on one side, the relational onthologies and the cosmopolitics of the Anacé Indigenous People regarding the water, and, on the other side, the dualist and separations onthology, typical to the neoliberal phase of capitalism.
Institution: Universidade Estadual do Ceará
Language: Portuguese
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W7217264980
