@article{10336/16179,
author = {Tauss, Aaron},
year = {2015},
month = {2},
url = {http://repository.urosario.edu.co/handle/10336/16179},
abstract = {More than a decade after Argentina’s socio-economic, political and financial collapse in the period 2001-2002, over two hundred recuperated factories currently operate under the direct control of workers. In many cases the recuperations were a direct response to the growing number of bankruptcies and plant closures in the face of deteriorating economic circumstances. The article revisits the workers’ struggle and examines the specific socio-historical context that facilitated the emergence of Argentina’s recuperated workplaces during the 1990s and in the aftermath of the country’s crisis. It further analyzes the post-crisis policies of stabilization and outlines the movements’ present situation. Finally, the document concludes by drawing on Gramsci’s observations on factory occupations in post-war Italy and his reflections about the relationship between economic crisis, ideological struggle and social transformation.},
keywords = {Argentina},
keywords = {Argentina},
keywords = {Counter-hegemony.},
keywords = {Ciencia Política},
keywords = {Contra-hegemonia.},
keywords = {Workers’ control},
keywords = {Controle obreiro},
title = {Revisiting Argentina’s Recuperated Factories - Reflections on Over a Decade of Workers’ Control},
title = {Volviendo a las fábricas recuperadas en Argentina - Reflexiones tras una década de control de los trabajadores},
title = {Voltando às fábricas recuperadas na Argentina - Reflexões depois de uma década de controle dos trabalhadores},
publisher = {Universidad del Rosario},
}