Gustavo Omar Díaz Zorrilla Knihy

The book explores the concept of development from the perspective of small organized coffee producers in Oaxaca, Mexico, questioning the disparity between media portrayals of happiness and the reality of community struggles. It emphasizes the need for a grassroots understanding of development, focusing on the lived experiences of families within two organic coffee-producing organizations. Through their stories and values, the book seeks to redefine development in a way that prioritizes community satisfaction and well-being over conventional metrics.

Exploring the intricate dynamics of migration in rural Mexico, this book delves into how migration reshapes territories and influences cultural identity. It emphasizes the role of transnational communities in fostering solidarity and financial support for families across borders. The analysis reveals both the positive outcomes, such as enhanced citizenship rights and community cohesion, and the negative consequences, including the perpetuation of antisocial behaviors and patriarchal structures. Additionally, it discusses the reconfiguration of rural spaces and the significance of bioculture for sustainable development.

Este libro explora la noción de desarrollo desde la perspectiva de pequeños productores de café en Oaxaca, México. Cuestiona la imagen del desarrollo promovida en medios, contrastándola con la realidad de servicios y bienestar. Propone una conceptualización del desarrollo que prioriza valores comunitarios y familiares.