“Sobre llovido, mojado”. Problems, strategies, and demands of the Argentine popular, social, and solidarity economy during the pandemic
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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| author | María Victoria Deux-Marzi Cecilia Cavigliasso María Sol Fransoi Florencia Pisaroni Diego Nicolás Rach Carlos Alfredo Vignolo Sofía Magalí Vitali-Bernardi |
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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 | doaj-art-eeb0c76f8b3a44ef97ec0854bb4bf3a22025-02-02T15:29:07ZspaFacultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, Sede EcuadorÍconos1390-12492224-69832023-05-0127769912210.17141/iconos.76.2023.5693“Sobre llovido, mojado”. Problems, strategies, and demands of the Argentine popular, social, and solidarity economy during the pandemicMaría Victoria Deux-Marzi0https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6070-9351Cecilia Cavigliasso1https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6359-7228María Sol Fransoi2https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2349-4608Florencia Pisaroni3https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2103-5504Diego Nicolás Rach4https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2021-5696Carlos Alfredo Vignolo5https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4968-9825Sofía Magalí Vitali-Bernardi6https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6179-9336 Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y TécnicasUnidad Ejecutora Investigaciones Socio Históricas Regionales Unidad Ejecutora Investigaciones Socio Históricas Regionales Observatorio de Políticas Públicas de Economía Popular, Social y SolidariaObservatorio de Políticas Públicas de Economía Popular, Social y SolidariaObservatorio de Políticas Públicas de Economía Popular, Social y Solidaria Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y TécnicasThe 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.https://iconos.flacsoandes.edu.ec/index.php/iconos/article/view/5693popularsocialand solidarity economyinstitutionalizationsocial organizationspandemicpublic policieslabor |
| spellingShingle | María Victoria Deux-Marzi Cecilia Cavigliasso María Sol Fransoi Florencia Pisaroni Diego Nicolás Rach Carlos Alfredo Vignolo Sofía Magalí Vitali-Bernardi “Sobre llovido, mojado”. Problems, strategies, and demands of the Argentine popular, social, and solidarity economy during the pandemic Íconos popular social and solidarity economy institutionalization social organizations pandemic public policies labor |
| 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 |
| title_fullStr | “Sobre llovido, mojado”. Problems, strategies, and demands of the Argentine popular, social, and solidarity economy during the pandemic |
| title_full_unstemmed | “Sobre llovido, mojado”. Problems, strategies, and demands of the Argentine popular, social, and solidarity economy during the pandemic |
| 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 |
| topic | popular social and solidarity economy institutionalization social organizations pandemic public policies labor |
| url | https://iconos.flacsoandes.edu.ec/index.php/iconos/article/view/5693 |
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