Agrarian Reform and tourism: first critical-theoretical approachoes

Abstract

Tourism as na activity has been based alternative to the “development” and economic sustainability of settlements and small family production units. Thus, there is so compelling logic which reflect underlyng this alternative and to what extent it supports or opposes the political project of Agrarian Reform, by passing a more immediate prospect of tourism as a sector, economic activity or form of income generation. Considering the complexity of concepts that are quibbling about and that are taken as fundamental issues in this paper aims to discuss theoretical and critical elements that merge to tourism in the areas of agrarian reform, condidering the perspective of bourgeois capitalist that is associated with this activity and what are the concrete operational limits and possibilities of re-reading when in fact these approaches, there are evident antithesis in relation to the political project of social movements. Thus the possible mediations between tourism and agrarian reform must be sustained in the theoretical and critical elementes that make up this analysis and are embodied in work, social reproduction andideology and value as essentially human and social relations that determine.