credencialismo y recomendación: las bases de la reproducción de la clase obrera siderúrgica en la argentina contemporánea
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Abstract
This article focuses on the reproduction of the iron and steel working class in contemporary Argentina. The ethnography looks at the case of the formerly state-run steel company Somisa, which was privatized in the 1990s. After privatization, staff recruiting and hiring practices underwent a substantial transformation, marking the end of the earlier custom-based mechanisms of intergenerational job transfer. However, workers still attempt to preserve and reinvent these mechanisms at the factory through credentialism and recommendation.
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| Authors | ;Laura Perelman;Patricia Vargas |
| Journal | canadian journal of hospital pharmacy |
| Year | 2013 |
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http://dx.doi.org/10.7440/antipoda17.2013.08
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