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It was observed that topics such as food security, climate change, food production and biofuels and, by extension, land governance become part of the neoliberal agenda of bodies of world political management and financial capital. These themes are part of a process of permanent primitive accumulation, made possible through neo-colonial and neo-extractive practices, which contradict ideas such as food sovereignty, autonomy of peoples and the right to common goods. This article aims to identify and systematize a possible key for reading around the analysis of the relationship between concepts, agendas and paradigms, apparently disconnected, such as: climate change, neoliberalism / neoliberalization, food security / sovereignty, land grabbing, green grabbing, assetization , sustainable development, environmental conservation, Green Economy and Bioeconomy, among others. As a methodology to reach the results achieved, exploratory, bibliographic and documentary research was carried out. It is concluded that, currently, a global race for lands and natural resources evolves, which represents a certain ecological rentism manifested in the analysis of the phenomena of land grabbing and green grabbing, these phenomena, in turn, are associated with neoliberalizing and financial practices and devices. present in the construction of a global agenda built on the apocalyptic discourse of a global risk society linked to the climate change paradigm.

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A FOME DO CAPITAL E A EXPROPRIAÇÃO DOS BENS COMUNS - LAND/GREEN GRABBING E SUAS RELAÇÕES COM A REPRODUÇÃO DO DISCURSO NEOLIBERAL POR TRÁS DO FENÔMENO DAS MUDANÇAS CLIMÁTICAS