"Mujeres, trabajo y autogestión en el ámbito de la economía social y solidaria en la provincia de Santa Fe, Argentina"
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El propósito del presente artículo es brindar
una aproximación analítica a la problemática de
las mujeres y su protagonismo, a menudo invisibilizado, en las economías familiares, barriales y
locales, especialmente en América Latina, a partir de la observación de las dinámicas propias
de los emprendimientos autogestivos familiares
y urbanos de la ciudad de Rosario (Santa Fe,
Argentina) en su vínculo con la política pública
municipal.
Partimos de la constatación de la predominancia (en número, protagonismo y participación) de las mujeres rosarinas que se vinculan
con el Municipio desde sus ideas y proyectos,
respecto de sus pares varones. Con esa premisa
como inquietud principal, este trabajo mostrara
algunos primeros resultados en clave de revalorización del trabajo de las mujeres, en sentido
integral. Por otro lado, se explorara tambien la
factibilidad de una mayor autonomía económica de las mismas, en el tránsito gradual de
una economía popular a una economía social
y solidaria
The purpose of this article is to provide an analytical approach to the issue of women and their role, often invisible, in family, neighborhood and local economies, especially in Latin America, based on the observation of the dynamics of urban self-management entrepreneurships of the city of Rosario (Santa Fe, Argentina) in its link with municipal public policy. We start from the verification of the predominance (in number, prominence and participation) of Rosario women who are linked to the Municipality from their ideas and projects, with respect to their male peers. With this premise as our main concern, this work will show some first results in terms of revaluation of women’s work, in an integral sense, indicating some guidelines that allow even thinking of “care work” on cooperative and professionalized basis. On the other hand, the identification of cooperation, mutual aid and reciprocity practices among Rosario’s women, allow us to explore and develop the potential of these economic and social capital schemes, in pursuit of greater economic autonomy for women, in gradual transit from a popular economy to a social and solidarity economy
The purpose of this article is to provide an analytical approach to the issue of women and their role, often invisible, in family, neighborhood and local economies, especially in Latin America, based on the observation of the dynamics of urban self-management entrepreneurships of the city of Rosario (Santa Fe, Argentina) in its link with municipal public policy. We start from the verification of the predominance (in number, prominence and participation) of Rosario women who are linked to the Municipality from their ideas and projects, with respect to their male peers. With this premise as our main concern, this work will show some first results in terms of revaluation of women’s work, in an integral sense, indicating some guidelines that allow even thinking of “care work” on cooperative and professionalized basis. On the other hand, the identification of cooperation, mutual aid and reciprocity practices among Rosario’s women, allow us to explore and develop the potential of these economic and social capital schemes, in pursuit of greater economic autonomy for women, in gradual transit from a popular economy to a social and solidarity economy







