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The global demand for land has become a global phenomenon, boosting what has been termed "estrangeirizacao de terras", "land grabbing" or "extranjerization". From this point of view, the present article discusses how the control of international governments/corporations over the lands and territories of traditional communities evidences as a recent modality of "continuity of colonial forms of domination" (Grosfoguel, 2008, p.126 ). The objective is to contextualize the so-called world land race, using FAO data (2011) in light of the sociological and legal elements that permeate the issue. The background is to problematize the interfaces of the theme with the forms of continuity of colonialism.

Estrangeirização de Terras na Perspectiva das Formas de Colonialidade no Agro Latino-Americano