Workers' cooperatives in Argentina: The Self-administered Workers' Association
This article examines the development of the Self-administered Workers' Association (Asociacion Nacional de Trabajadores Autogestionados -- ANTA) within the Workers' Confederation of Argentina (Central de Trabajadores de la Argentina -- CTA). ANTA is an organization that groups workers fro...
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| description | This article examines the development of the Self-administered Workers' Association (Asociacion Nacional de Trabajadores Autogestionados -- ANTA) within the Workers' Confederation of Argentina (Central de Trabajadores de la Argentina -- CTA). ANTA is an organization that groups workers from different cooperatives, most of them originating in the post-2001 economic crisis in Argentina, when many small and medium-sized enterprises were rescued by their workers. It analyses how ANTA emerged as an organization within a trade union (CTA) and the dynamics of that relationship. This relationship is seen as one of the fundamental elements leading to the sustainability of the cooperatives. The article also examines the complexities of the relationship and the inadequacies in the development of the cooperative movement when associated with trade unions. The case analyzed here renews these debates, since it deals not with cooperative workers affiliating to an already established union, but rather creating their own (ANTA) within the structure of a confederation (CTA). |
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