Vol. 36 No. 52 (2023): Labor relations in times of Post-pandemic in Latin America: Entrepreneurs, unions and governments

Enero - Junio 2023

Published: 2023-01-21

Full Issue

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Presentation

• Labor relations in post-pandemic times in Latin America: employers, unions and governments

  Mariela Quiñones, Cecilia Senén González

  7-11

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Dossier

• Changes and continuities in labor relations in times of retrofit The cases of Brazil and Colombia

  Jana Silverman, Laura Moisá Elicabide

  13-37

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• Influence of covid-19 on revitalization strategies in two chilean unions A longitudinal case study

  Daina Bellido de Luna

  39-60

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• Labor relations in Argentina Collective bargaining and social dialogue in times of pandemic

  Cecilia Senén González

  61-85

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• Labor relations in Uruguay Changes, continuities and challenges for the future of work

  Mariela Quiñones Montoro

  87-106

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• Changes and challenges in labor relations México 2018-2022

  germám Sánchez Daza, María Eugenia Martínez de Ita

  107-134

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Artículos

• Social interest housing in intermediate cities of Peru Social representations and practices of social innovation

  Edith Aranda Dioses, Patricia Caldas Torres

  135-156

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• Genealogy of energy poverty and the right to energy Rationality of calculation, epigram "development" and human rights

  Franco David Hessling Herrera

  157-173

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• Digital inclusion policies in Mexico A look at the state of Oaxaca

  Rubiela Martínez Hernández, Luz María García García, Rafael Rentería Gaeta

  175-194

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• Support services for educational inclusion Perception of Peruvian educational agents

  Flor Fanny Santa-Cruz Terán

  195-219

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• Legal needs and conflicts of daily life An approach to the analysis of inequalities

  Henry Trujillo, Santiago Escuder

  221-242

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Bibliographic Review

• The protectors of capital. The connections between Mexican drug trafficking and money laundering in Uruguay Gabriel Tenenbaum Ewig

  Susana Mallo

  243-246

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