MORAIS, M. S.; MORAIS, Marlúcia Sales de.
Resumo:
From the moment that industrial capitalism dominates a country, the presence of forms of production that do not exhibit the same characteristics of large industries, is now considered an anomalous element in the overall development process of that country. In Brazil these anomalous forms are represented by the forms of production developed by small owners, partners and squatters, among others. The Brazilian literature on these forms of production in agriculture and in the processing industry of our country is relatively abundant. It has several studies and different approaches.
