Abstract
Through an analysis of many discourse sources, the article reconstructs the meanings of work and self-management in a grass roots organization of unemployed workers located in the Greater Buenos Aires area that develops different production and community projects. These meanings are partially overdetermined by the organization’s political identification processes, where discourses take self-management as a practice that changes production’s social relations. At the same time, they also contain images that, in whole or in part, reproduce socially dominant representations of employment.Key words: political identity, social movements, work, self-management.
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