Enclaves y sistemas de relaciones industriales en América Latina

Zapata, Francisco

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“…Kingsolver 2012;Smith 2008). Finally, I follow the changing dynamics of the union hall, which in traditional accounts is depicted as a place where strong working-class communities took shape (Kerr and Siegel 1964;Zapata 1977).…”

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“…The first one is the camp, where workers are most obviously entangled in the processes of production and social reproduction (McIlroy 2004). Finally, I follow the changing dynamics of the union hall, which in traditional accounts is depicted as a place where strong working-class communities took shape (Kerr and Siegel 1964;Zapata 1977). Kingsolver 2012;Smith 2008).…”

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“…Several scholars have argued that in export-oriented economies such as Peru, miners have more opportunities to mobilize given their strategic position (Bergquist 1986;Sulmont 1984;Zapata 1977). Several scholars have argued that in export-oriented economies such as Peru, miners have more opportunities to mobilize given their strategic position (Bergquist 1986;Sulmont 1984;Zapata 1977).…”

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“…The contrast between the miners' small numbers and their large mobilization power is not, however, a new phenomenon. Several scholars have argued that in export-oriented economies such as Peru, miners have more opportunities to mobilize given their strategic position (Bergquist 1986;Sulmont 1984;Zapata 1977). However, even when economic growth provides incentives for worker mobilization, it does not fully explain miners' strategies, as their unions' strikes are not evenly distributed across society (Wills 1996).…”

Section: Mining Unions In Peru: An Overviewmentioning

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From Towns to Hotels: Changes in Mining Accommodation Regimes and Their Effects on Labour Union Strategies

Manky

2016

Brit J Industrial Rel

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A radical shift in the spatial organization of the global mining industry has occurred over the last three decades. I argue that the shift from the traditional mining town, where workers lived close to the mine, to the new model of long distance commuting, where workers are transported in from distant cities for their shifts, transforms labour union strategies. Drawing on an in-depth case study from Peru, I show that long distance commuting reduces workers' capacity to mobilize locally by affecting the dynamics in three social spaces: the mining camp, the home and the union hall. Moreover, and in contrast to prior research, I detail how mining unions have developed new compensatory strategies to maintain their bargaining power.

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Section: Mining Unions In Peru: An Overviewmentioning

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From Towns to Hotels: Changes in Mining Accommodation Regimes and Their Effects on Labour Union Strategies

Manky

2016

Brit J Industrial Rel

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“…Durante el siglo xix y gran parte del xx, la lógica de funcionamiento de la extracción minera del país estuvo caracterizada por el modelo de "enclaves productivos", configurándose como una de sus dimensiones de mayor relevancia los asentamientos llamados company-towns (Alvear, 1975;Barrera, 1973;Zapata, 1977). Construidos ex novo con el propósito de conseguir la máxima concentración de capital y trabajo mediante la articulación de viviendas, equipamientos y edificios industriales de manera planificada, dichos asentamientos representaron un modelo urbano alternativo a la ciudad tradicional, con Chuquicamata (región de Antofagasta) y El Salvador (región de Atacama) como ejemplos prominentes.…”

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Ciudades en auge en Chile: Rol de la actividad exportadora en la dinámica del empleo urbano

Rehner¹,

Rodríguez²,

Murray³

2018

EURE (Santiago)

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issn impreso 0250-7161 | issn digital vol 44 | n o 131 | enero 2018 | pp. resumen | Las ciudades en Chile han vivido una fase de expansión al inicio del presente siglo relacionada con actividades de exportación. Si bien un auge exportador puede producir efectos negativos sobre otros rubros, también genera importantes impulsos en las economías urbanas, debido a la demanda por servicios considerados no exportables o a través de la inversión de renta y el circuito secundario del capital. Contrastando de manera cuantitativa ciudades chilenas en auge y sin auge, se identifican diferentes explicaciones para las tendencias de empleo en tres rubros relevantes para la economía urbana. Así, en las ciudades en auge se observan importantes efectos positivos del empleo minero y de sus remuneraciones sobre el empleo en construcción y comercio. Por otro lado, en ciudades sin auge la minería pierde este rol protagónico, mientras que el gasto público y la industria no metálica, en parte procesando productos agrícolas, tienen importancia al explicar tendencias del empleo urbano.palabras clave | geografía económica, economía urbana, reestructuración económica.

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Fishing as a livelihood, a way of life, or just a job: considering the complexity of “fishing communities” in research and policy

Delgado-Ramírez

Ota²,

Cisneros‐Montemayor³

2022

Rev Fish Biol Fisheries

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Enclaves y sistemas de relaciones industriales en América Latina

Cited by 29 publications

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From Towns to Hotels: Changes in Mining Accommodation Regimes and Their Effects on Labour Union Strategies

From Towns to Hotels: Changes in Mining Accommodation Regimes and Their Effects on Labour Union Strategies

Ciudades en auge en Chile: Rol de la actividad exportadora en la dinámica del empleo urbano

Fishing as a livelihood, a way of life, or just a job: considering the complexity of “fishing communities” in research and policy

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