Shrinking brasilian cities: variables that influence attraction and repulsion in a brazilian city

Authors

  • Paulo Alberto Panesi

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32358/rpd.2024.v10.805

Keywords:

migration, demographic change, shrinking cities

Abstract

Neighborhoods, municipalities, states and even countries experience a process of continuous change caused by migratory currents, which determine the desire to stay or leave our place of residence. This study sought to identify the variables of attraction and repulsion in the Brazilian city of Nilópolis, identifying signs of dissatisfaction that can cause population reduction and the consequent phenomenon of shrinking cities. The methodology used was the content analysis proposed by Bardin (2011) carried out through face-to-face interviews in the search for factors of residential attraction and repulsion. With this, enough material was obtained to conclude that there is in fact an exodus of residents out of the municipality not yet verified by the IBGE and consequently without having exactly the impact that this may have on the demographic decline of the city.

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Author Biography

Paulo Alberto Panesi

AULO PANESI: administrador, professor, escritor e palestrante; nasceu em Nilópolis, município do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, estudou no Colégio Pedro II Se formou em Administração pela UNIVERSIDADE, se tornou mestre em Gestão de Sistemas produtivos pelo CEFET-RJ. Possui mais de trinta anos de experiência e liderança em empresas de grande porte e multinacionais e mais de vinte e cinco anos na área acadêmica.Trabalhou em empresas como a Mineração Rio do Norte, Xerox do Brasil, Olivetti e Polaroid entre outras e lecionou em instituições de Ensino como a Unigranrio, Simonsen , Senai e Senac entre outras.Possui mais de nove livros editados entre romances de ficção e aventura e livros técnicos. Entre eles: O Cavaleiro Celta, A Luz da Meia-Noite, Logística para Iniciantes e Dinâmica para Todos.A primeira incursão pela literatura foi um apanhado de aproximadamente vinte e cinco poesias feitas entre os nove e os dezesseis anos, que estão perdidas. Aos 13 anos escreveu seu primeiro trabalho de ficção: “Uma Jornada Além do Tempo”, ainda inédito.Pós-graduado em logística e com vários cursos de extensão universitária voltados para a área comercial, RH e Logística esse carioca que valoriza a família, os amigos e a lealdade, resume nos seus livros a criatividade, o bom gosto e a objetividade necessária para prender o leitor.

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2024-12-18

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Panesi, P. A. (2024). Shrinking brasilian cities: variables that influence attraction and repulsion in a brazilian city. Revista Produção E Desenvolvimento, 10(1), e805. https://doi.org/10.32358/rpd.2024.v10.805

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