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This paper discusses the concept of rural development from a socioenvironmental perspective found in the resilience of the peasantry and its relevance in the contemporary Brazilian political, social, and economic scenario, guided by the dialectical historical materialist method. Therefore, the situation of delay attributed to the peasantry in contrast to the term family agriculture is evaluated. It also discusses the concept of development from the standpoint of conservative modernization and productivity at the expense of other issues. We question the public policies for the countryside and the distance from the plural practices and the concept of food sovereignty, concluding on the importance of the peasant movements in their (re)constructions.

O ATRASO COMO PECHA DO CAMPESINATO E A PRODUTIVIDADE COMO MEDIDA DE DESENVOLVIMENTO RURAL