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The implementation of the largest Brazilian hydrological project, the Projeto de Integração do rio São Francisco - PISF (water resources project implemented by the federal government in the Brazilian Northeast), responsible for transfering the river's waters into the semi-arid Northeast region of Brazil, had different effects in the region and caused the deterritorialization of several families. A portion of these families were reterritorialized into the 18 rural villages scattered throughout the project, where approximately 845 families were resettled. In this context, the research conducted in the rural village of Lafayette, in Monteiro/PB, aims to analyze the process of reterritorialization of the affected actors and their strategies to fight for access to water. For this purpose, we adopted a qualitative approach and ethnographic research, using procedures such as oral history interviews with actors resettled in the village, semi-structured interviews with institutional actors, in addition to collecting documents, photographs and observations recorded in the field diary. The results demonstrate the difficulties faced by families in the process of reterritorialization in the village, the emergence of conflicts over water, in addition to apprehending the different strategies of struggle of the affected actors to obtain access to water for human consumption. In this way, the study contributes to the problematization regarding those affected by the project and the access to water within such a large project whose motto is the distribution of water, though the lives of the affected families remain barren. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The study on tourist behavior has aroused increasing interest in the areas of consumer behavior and sustainability, since this is seen as an agent that directly influences the sustainability of the destination. In light of environmental psychology, specifically the SOR of Mehrabian and Russell (1974) model, it is understood that the tourist can be influenced by stimuli in the environment. Apprehends that environmental stimuli, represented by features and other information concerning the dimensions of sustainability, arranged in a tourist destination, corresponding to the variables that can influence the behavior of tourists. In this sense, this essay proposes to discuss the relationship between the characteristics of sustainable tourism destinations and tourist behavior. It is believed that the tourist destination can stimulate behaviors towards sustainability, provided that it can properly utilize the characteristics of the environment to inform and educate tourists, especially those related to the dimensions of sustainability. The paper also proposes a framework in an attempt to better understand the relationship discussed and subsequent empirical studies suggest that share the same intent. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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