Abstract

BECHER, Pablo Ariel. Las organizaciones de trabajadores desocupados en Bahía Blanca: un análisis sociohistóricode sus principales características (1995- 2003). Sociohistórica [online]. 2020, n.46, pp.112-112. ISSN 1852-1606.  http://dx.doi.org/https://doi.org/10.24215/18521606e112.

In the city of Bahía Blanca (Argentina), the emergence of the unemployed workers movement (BAT) took place in 1995, as a result of privatizations and the economic recession. The unrest of the unemployed organizations initiated deep processes of social transformation, which modified public policies of the State and reconfigured the political fabric at the local and regional level. Towards the year 2003, there was a decline in the movement of unemployed people in the city, as a result of a political change and a new economic situation at a national level. Through the study of the main characteristics of the organizations involved, this paper analyzes the political strategies carried out by these sectors to understand the mechanisms of organization and their relationship with the framework of disputes between social forces. A methodology based on conducting in-depth interviews and analyzing journalistic documents and non-edited archives was used.

Keywords : Labour Conflict; Political strategies; Social forces; Organizations of unemployed workers.

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