Industrialization: job and the process of work in Brazil

Authors

  • Luiz Carlos Chaves UFSC - Florianópolis - SC

Abstract

 

This article deals with the industrialization process in Brazil and seeks to retrieve through historicity and the social, political and economical national context the centrality of the concept “work” as well as the need for social inclusion created at different historical moments of Brazilian industrial modernization. In retrieving the beginnings of the first programs of job-, work- and income generation-oriented public policies, an effort was made to look at the market, work conditions and work relations in Brazil. Finally, some alternative paths are presented, through the discussion of programs and active and compensatory public policies, which can add to the present picture of the universe of work.

Author Biography

Luiz Carlos Chaves, UFSC - Florianópolis - SC

Graduado em Serviço Social pela UFSC (1997), Mestre em Sociologia Política pela UFSC (2001) e Doutor em Sociologia Política pela UFSC em (2008). Possui experiência na área de Serviço Social e Sociologia, com ênfase em Fundamentos do Serviço Social e fundamentos da teoria sociológica, atuando principalmente nos seguintes temas: processo de trabalho e exploração capitalista, geração de renda, trajetória profissional; identidade coletiva; sociologia do trabalho; desemprego e alternativas. Formas de associativismo: cooperativas autogestionárias, associações comunitárias, fábricas recuperadas, autogestão e as alternativas contemporâneas para a produção e reprodução da vida em cooperação.

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Published

2003-01-01

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Vol. 6 No. 1 (2003): Aportes interdisciplinares e inclusão social

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