Combating unemployment via cooperatives

Reflects on the relevance of how, and through what specificities, popular work cooperatives acquire functionality in the process of job insecurity, especially in actions to combat unemployment by the public authorities from the 2000s onwards, and although, at the same time, they may (or may not), in this process, reaffirm collective values in the direction of building a new society.

Autorentext

Claudete Pagotto has a PhD in Sociology from IFCH/UNICAMP/SP, a master's degree in Social Sciences from PUC/SP and a degree in Social Sciences from Fundação Santo André/SP. She researches topics related to the world of work, outsourcing, labour cooperatives, associated production and the solidarity economy.