Dibe Ayoub is a Brazilian anthropologist broadly interested in land, violence, conflict, peasants, and traditional communities. She obtained her PhD in Social Anthropology in Museu Nacional, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (2016), Brazil. Currently, she works as a postdoctoral researcher at the same university, where she is a member of the Anthropology of Politics Research Group (NuAP – Núcleode Antropologia da Política).
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Brazilian Rural Politics in Times of Silencing and Privatization
Agribusiness and family-owned farming have featured prominently in narratives about Brazil’s rural areas during the last decades. The relation between these ter... More