This article analyzes Brazil's social alternative movement, especially MTST (Movimento dos Trabalhadores Sem Teto), which was born in 1997 as a part of MST(Movemento Sem Terra). MST, the most leading Brazilian social movements, was formed in 1984 to struggle against the government and against neo-liberalism, formed MTST as a response to the weakness of the leftest political parties and workers' unions. MTST, representing the marginalized Brazilian urban workers, struggles for their better life through militant associativism with other pro-dwelling movements, social networks and NGOs, as well as adapting MST's "politics of autonomy" and "socio-territorial movement" because of its origin. In the 21st century, MTST with the similar sem-teto movements, becomes the most representative social movements among Brazil's urban social movements.
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Ⅰ. 들어가는 글 Ⅱ. 도시의 확장과 파벨라(favela) 형성 Ⅲ. 사회운동 하강기에 등장한 MTST(1997) 1. 과거 상파울루市에서 일어난 다양한 도시사회운동들(1930-1997) 2. 주거관련 사회운동의 등장과 그 특징들 3. 상파울루市內 중심부에서 나타난 주거운동과 그 투쟁의 주체들 Ⅳ. MTST의 투쟁과 전략 1. MTST의 기본목표와 기본과업 2. MTST의 투쟁형태와 조직원칙 3. MTST의 10년 투쟁결과: “엘도라도 두스 카라자스(Eldoradodos Carajás, 1997)” 캠프건설부터 “주엉 칸지두 깐지두(JoãoCândido, 2007)” 캠프건설까지 Ⅴ. 결론 참고문헌 Abstract