A subjetividade coletiva e a coordenação da economia

Dọmingues, José Maurício

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“…model for the institutionalisation of civil society is interesting, but seems also insufficient to offer a solution to similar weaknesses.8 Neither market nor hierarchy are the mechanism of coordination here, but network. SeeDomingues (1996) for a discussion of these categories as regards the economy.9 See Domingues (forthcoming) for a discussion on differentiation.10 In any event, ʽprimaryʼ networks do not appear to be capable of coping with the demands which they would confront, should a reorganization of modernity be too dependent upon them. For a case study of Portugal, where those networks retain some importance, seeNunes (1995).11 Moving in a direction such as originally suggested byTurner (1993: p. 14).…”

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Dialectics and Modernity, Autonomy and Solidarity

Dọmingues¹

1997

Sociological Research Online

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This article connects the contemporary crisis of modernity to the crisis of the Welfare State in the West and to its so far incomplete establishment in ‘Latin’-America, with special reference to Brazil. The reflexivisation of modernity is thus linked to a discussion of citizenship and social police which harks back to the definition of the principles of social policy, focusing on the possible alternative of ‘generative politics’ as a means of creating new forms of collective solidarity. The crisis of dialectical thought and the problem of social change are thereby tackled and a different way of understanding them is put forward, in accordance with new sorts of contemporary sociability.

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Dialectics and Modernity, Autonomy and Solidarity

Dọmingues¹

1997

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Dialectics and Modernity, Autonomy and Solidarity

Dọmingues¹

2000

Social Creativity, Collective Subjectivity and Contemporary Modernity

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This article connects the contemporary crisis of modernity to the crisis of the Welfare State in the West and to its so far incomplete establishment in 'Latin'-America, with special reference to Brazil. The reflexivisation of modernity is thus linked to a discussion of citizenship and social police which harks back to the definition of the principles of social policy, focusing on the possible alternative of 'generative politics' as a means of creating new forms of collective solidarity. The crisis of dialectical thought and the problem of social change are thereby tackled and a different way of understanding them is put forward, in accordance with new sorts of contemporary sociability.

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Reorganizando a modernidade

Dọmingues

1998

Lua Nova

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A subjetividade coletiva e a coordenação da economia

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Dialectics and Modernity, Autonomy and Solidarity

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Reorganizando a modernidade

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