Resistencia sindical y judicialización de la protesta social: los trabajadores estatales de Neuquén a fines del siglo XX

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06/2017
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Universidad Nacional de Tucumán. Facultad de Ciencias Económicas. Instituto de Estudios Socioeconómicos
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Resumen:Este artículo describe la dinámica de lasprincipales formas de resistencia a las políticasde ajuste desplegadas por los sindicatosestatales neuquinos más importantes,ATE y ATEN, en un contexto caracterizadopor el avance de lo que se denominajudicialización de la protesta social.Utilizando fuentes sindicales tales comoactas de plenarios, memorias y balances,se analizan las estrategias de ambos sindicatosfrente a las modalidades específicasde ajuste que experimentan, las formasde lucha que ensayan ante la judicializaciónde las manifestaciones, la visión delorden social, los debates internos y lasdiferencias que existen entre ambas organizacionespara construir la CTA regional,entre otros aspectos enmarcados y condicionadospor un contexto novedoso queimpugna la validez de la protesta callejeracomo forma de expresar demandas
This article describes the dynamics of the main forms of resistance to the ad- justment policies deployed by the main state-controlled unions in Neuquén: ATE and ATEN, in the context of what is known as the criminalization of social struggles. Using union sources such as re- cords of general meetings, white papers and balance sheets, the strategies of both unions are analyzed in relation to: the specific adjustment policies they expe- rience, the forms of struggle against the prosecution of demonstrators, the vision of social order, internal debates and the differences that existed between the two organizations in building regional CTA, framed and conditioned by a novel con- text challenging the validity of street pro- test as a way to express demands.
This article describes the dynamics of the main forms of resistance to the ad- justment policies deployed by the main state-controlled unions in Neuquén: ATE and ATEN, in the context of what is known as the criminalization of social struggles. Using union sources such as re- cords of general meetings, white papers and balance sheets, the strategies of both unions are analyzed in relation to: the specific adjustment policies they expe- rience, the forms of struggle against the prosecution of demonstrators, the vision of social order, internal debates and the differences that existed between the two organizations in building regional CTA, framed and conditioned by a novel con- text challenging the validity of street pro- test as a way to express demands.
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