Le radici globali della precarietà

In an era in which economic language borders that of natural calamities, one could be tempted to consider social processes, notably precarity, as objective and inevitable. We tend, instead, to view precarirty as a development brought about by processes which are eminently social. Accordingly, we try to analize the historical, global, conditions in which precarization has taken place and the social and institutional agents crucial in the production of these same conditions.