Data for: SOCIOBIOECONOMY AND SOCIAL TECHNOLOGY IN THE AMAZON REGION: AN INTEGRATED FRAMEWORK PROPOSITION published by RAC-Revista de Administração Contemporânea

Objective: to propose an analytical framework that integrates the social technology approach into the concept of sociobioeconomy, as its compatible technological aspect, based on the concept of social technological system. Theoretical approach: The articulation of sociobioeconomy concept with that of social technological system is developed. The concept of sociobioeconomy is discussed in light of the three predominant views of bioeconomy (biotechnological, bioresources and bioecological), with the proposition of a conceptual-analytical framework. The social technological system concept is revised to integrate, in a transversal way, with sociobioeconomy. The framework combines dimensions of the social technological system (sociopolitical-cognitive; territorial and socioeconomic sustainability) with the dimensions of sociobioeconomy (social, bio-territorial and economic). Method: The proposed framework was applied in a case study of a potential social technological system in sociobioeconomy activities in the rubber production chain in the Amazon. Data collection included documentary research, interviews and a technical visit. Results: The case study presented the integration of three solutions based on social technology, constituting several properties of a social technological system. The social technological system demonstrated dialogued with the dimensions proposed for sociobioeconomy, proving to be compatible with it. The identification of evidence in the case of several properties of the framework allowed us to consider an initial analytical feasibility for the proposed framework. Conclusions: In conceptual terms, the framework has advanced the analytical detailing of the sociobioeconomy, including its technological aspect, proposing its approximation with social technology. In practical terms, the framework can assist in the development of sociobioeconomy initiatives.