Pagar la deuda social : la degradación del sistema público estatal de protecciones sociales en Argentina
Loading...
Download
Full text at PDC
Publication date
2018
Authors
Advisors (or tutors)
Editors
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
Volume Title
Publisher
Ediciones Complutense
Citation
Campana Alabarce M. (2018). Pagar la deuda social. La degradación del sistema público estatal de protecciones sociales en Argentina. Cuadernos de Trabajo Social, 31(2), 445-453. https://doi.org/10.5209/CUTS.55477
Abstract
El presente artículo ofrece una reflexión en torno a cuatro grandes desplazamientos que definen la degradación del sistema público estatal de protecciones sociales en la Argentina contemporánea, a saber: del derecho a la protección a la chance de crédito; del colectivo al individuo; de la igualdad a la equidad; y de la ciudadanía a la meritocracia. Si bien estas trayectorias se observan en diferentes áreas del espectro público-estatal, en este artículo se analizarán las propuestas de reforma en materia de política laboral y de previsión social que viene planteando la alianza gobernante en la agenda mediática y parlamentaria, ya que constituyen una síntesis cabal de los cuatro movimientos señalados.
This article offers a reflection on four large movements that define the decline of a state public social protection system in contemporary Argentina: from the right to protection to the chance of credit; from the group to the individual; from equality to fairness; and from citizenship to meritocracy. Though these trajectories are observed in various areas of the public-state spectrum, this article will analyse the proposed reforms regarding labour and social welfare policy that are being offered by the governing alliance in the media and in parliament, since they represent a thorough summary of the four above-mentioned movements.
This article offers a reflection on four large movements that define the decline of a state public social protection system in contemporary Argentina: from the right to protection to the chance of credit; from the group to the individual; from equality to fairness; and from citizenship to meritocracy. Though these trajectories are observed in various areas of the public-state spectrum, this article will analyse the proposed reforms regarding labour and social welfare policy that are being offered by the governing alliance in the media and in parliament, since they represent a thorough summary of the four above-mentioned movements.













