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The emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic reactivated numerous debates on the social protections required for distinct labor groups and the need to guarantee work and income for the population. This article focuses on the experiences of people who work without ties to an employer and who self-id...
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Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, Sede Ecuador
2023
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| author | Deux-Marzi, María Victoria Cavigliasso, Cecilia Fransoi, María Sol Pisaroni, Florencia Rach, Diego Nicolás Vignolo, Carlos Alfredo Vitali-Bernardi, Sofía Magalí |
| author_facet | Deux-Marzi, María Victoria Cavigliasso, Cecilia Fransoi, María Sol Pisaroni, Florencia Rach, Diego Nicolás Vignolo, Carlos Alfredo Vitali-Bernardi, Sofía Magalí |
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| description | The emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic reactivated numerous debates on the social protections required for distinct labor groups and the need to guarantee work and income for the population. This article focuses on the experiences of people who work without ties to an employer and who self-identify as part of the popular, social, and solidarity economy (EPSS) in Argentina. It aims to contribute to the academic debate by identifying the conditions that favored the sustainability and organization of their work beyond the context of the emergency. In particular, we seek to examine whether the situation opened up by the pandemic led to new processes of recognition, institutionalization, and protection for these labor groups or not. A qualitative research process was developed based on interviews with representatives of 14 organizations of EPSS of Greater Rosario (primary sources) and the review of emergency measures and programs implemented by the three levels of government – national, provincial, and local – beginning with the declaration of the health emergency until December 2021 (secondary sources). In the final reflections, the main results are highlighted, positing that the state’s responses did not give rise to new institutions, rights, and protections, but rather “organized” and “administered” the institutionality that already existed.
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| spelling | iconos-article-56932023-05-01T17:35:58Z “Sobre llovido, mojado”. Problems, strategies, and demands of the Argentine popular, social, and solidarity economy during the pandemic “Sobre llovido, mojado”. Problemas, estrategias y demandas de la economía popular, social y solidaria argentina durante la pandemia “Sobre llovido, mojado”. Problemas, estratégias e demandas da economia popular, social e solidária argentina durante a pandemia Deux-Marzi, María Victoria Cavigliasso, Cecilia Fransoi, María Sol Pisaroni, Florencia Rach, Diego Nicolás Vignolo, Carlos Alfredo Vitali-Bernardi, Sofía Magalí economía popular, social y solidaria institucionalización organizaciones sociales pandemia políticas públicas trabajo economia popular, social e solidária institucionalização organizações sociais pandemia políticas públicas trabalho popular, social, and solidarity economy institutionalization social organizations pandemic public policies labor The emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic reactivated numerous debates on the social protections required for distinct labor groups and the need to guarantee work and income for the population. This article focuses on the experiences of people who work without ties to an employer and who self-identify as part of the popular, social, and solidarity economy (EPSS) in Argentina. It aims to contribute to the academic debate by identifying the conditions that favored the sustainability and organization of their work beyond the context of the emergency. In particular, we seek to examine whether the situation opened up by the pandemic led to new processes of recognition, institutionalization, and protection for these labor groups or not. A qualitative research process was developed based on interviews with representatives of 14 organizations of EPSS of Greater Rosario (primary sources) and the review of emergency measures and programs implemented by the three levels of government – national, provincial, and local – beginning with the declaration of the health emergency until December 2021 (secondary sources). In the final reflections, the main results are highlighted, positing that the state’s responses did not give rise to new institutions, rights, and protections, but rather “organized” and “administered” the institutionality that already existed. La emergencia provocada por la pandemia de la covid-19 reactualizó numerosos debates sobre las protecciones sociales requeridas para los diferentes grupos laborales y la necesidad de garantizar el trabajo y los ingresos de la población. Este artículo se centra en la experiencia de personas que trabajan sin vínculos con un patrón y que se autoidentifican como parte de la economía popular, social y solidaria (EPSS) en Argentina. Se propone abonar al debate académico al respecto identificando aquellas condiciones que favorecieron la sostenibilidad y la organización de sus labores más allá del contexto de la emergencia. En particular, se busca reconocer si la situación abierta por la pandemia devino en nuevos procesos de reconocimiento, institucionalización y protección para estos colectivos laborales. Se desarrolló un trabajo de investigación cualitativo basado en entrevistas a referentes de 14 organizaciones de EPSS del Gran Rosario (fuentes primarias) y la revisión de las medidas de emergencia y los programas implementados por los tres niveles de Gobierno –nacional, provincial y local– desde la declaración de la emergencia sanitaria hasta diciembre de 2021 (fuentes secundarias). En las reflexiones finales se recuperan los principales resultados fundamentando que las respuestas del Estado no dieron lugar a nuevas instituciones, derechos y protecciones, sino que “organizaron” y “administraron” la institucionalidad que ya existía. A emergência provocada pela pandemia de Covid-19 atualizou inúmeros debates sobre as proteções sociais exigidas para os diferentes grupos trabalhistas e a necessidade de garantir trabalho e renda para a população. Este artigo enfoca a experiência de pessoas que trabalham sem vínculo empregatício e que se identificam como parte da economia popular, social e solidária (EPSS) na Argentina. Propõe-se contribuir para o debate acadêmico a esse respeito, identificando as condições que favoreceram a sustentabilidade e a organização de seu trabalho para além do contexto da emergência. Em particular, busca reconhecer se a situação aberta pela pandemia levou a novos processos de reconhecimento, institucionalização e proteção desses grupos trabalhistas. Um trabalho de pesquisa qualitativa foi desenvolvido a partir de entrevistas com referências de 14 organizações EPSS da Grande Rosário (fontes primárias) e a revisão de medidas e programas de emergência implementados pelos três níveis de governo -nacional, provincial e local- a partir da declaração do estado de saúde emergência até dezembro de 2021 (fontes secundárias). Nas reflexões finais, recuperam-se os principais resultados, fundamentando que as respostas do Estado não deram origem a novas instituições, direitos e proteções, mas sim “organizaram” e “administraram” a institucionalidade que já existia. Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, Sede Ecuador 2023-05-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Artículo evaluado por pares application/pdf text/html text/xml application/epub+zip https://iconos.flacsoandes.edu.ec/index.php/iconos/article/view/5693 10.17141/iconos.76.2023.5693 Íconos - Revista de Ciencias Sociales; Núm. 76 (2023): Covid-19: de la política a las políticas públicas en América Latina ; 99-122 Íconos - Revista de Ciencias Sociales; n. 76 (2023): COVID-19: da política às políticas públicas na América Latina; 99-122 Íconos. Revista de Ciencias Sociales; No. 76 (2023): Covid-19: From politics to public policy in Latin America; 99-122 1390-8065 1390-1249 spa https://iconos.flacsoandes.edu.ec/index.php/iconos/article/view/5693/4355 https://iconos.flacsoandes.edu.ec/index.php/iconos/article/view/5693/4402 https://iconos.flacsoandes.edu.ec/index.php/iconos/article/view/5693/4403 https://iconos.flacsoandes.edu.ec/index.php/iconos/article/view/5693/4404 Derechos de autor 2023 María Victoria Deux Marzi, Cecilia Cavigliasso, María Sol Fransoi, Florencia Pisaroni, Diego Rach, Carlos Alfredo Vignolo, Sofia Magali Vitali Bernardi https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/3.0/deed.es_ES |
| spellingShingle | Deux-Marzi, María Victoria Cavigliasso, Cecilia Fransoi, María Sol Pisaroni, Florencia Rach, Diego Nicolás Vignolo, Carlos Alfredo Vitali-Bernardi, Sofía Magalí “Sobre llovido, mojado”. Problems, strategies, and demands of the Argentine popular, social, and solidarity economy during the pandemic |
| title | “Sobre llovido, mojado”. Problems, strategies, and demands of the Argentine popular, social, and solidarity economy during the pandemic |
| title_full | “Sobre llovido, mojado”. Problems, strategies, and demands of the Argentine popular, social, and solidarity economy during the pandemic |
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| title_short | “Sobre llovido, mojado”. Problems, strategies, and demands of the Argentine popular, social, and solidarity economy during the pandemic |
| title_sort | “sobre llovido, mojado”. problems, strategies, and demands of the argentine popular, social, and solidarity economy during the pandemic |
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