Popular solidarity economy: in the process of Brazilian’s productive reestructuring

Authors

  • Caroline Goerck

Abstract

At the end of the twentieth century and at the begining of the twenty-first, Sharp process of transformation is occurring, related to the labor’s world. The changes in the productive processes, characterized by the automation, robotic and eletronic, is generating a substitution of the workers – less qualified, by the capital. Update reality is demanding the creation of alternatives of generation of works and income as source of subsistence, for subjects excluded or who are by the margin of the labor market. The Soliday Popular Economy arrises in Brazil in the last decades of the twentieth century as an a alternative of unemployment. Cooperatives or labor’s associations are a good alternative for the updated world. The members of this collective processes are able to set their own rules of the labor and productive worls. The role of the public power is very important in this processes. In this sence the inclusion of workers in associative and cooperative experiences take the subjects to an increase of their familiar incomes as well as a possible overaction of a social stage of marginalization.
Key-words – Productive reestruction. Solidary popular economy. Public politic.

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Published

2006-10-26

How to Cite

Goerck, C. (2006). Popular solidarity economy: in the process of Brazilian’s productive reestructuring. Textos & Contextos (Porto Alegre), 4(1), 1–20. Retrieved from https://revistaseletronicas.pucrs.br/fass/article/view/1001

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Productive reestructuring and strategies of resistance