Regional Policy Frameworks of Social Solidarity Economy in South America

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Saguier, Marcelo; Brent, Zoe
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2014
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This paper looks at how the Social Solidarity Economy (SSE) discourse has been deployed at the regional level by UNASUR and MERCOSUR and the implications of these new policy frameworks for the advancement of SSE practices. Though civil society groups have presented SSE as a new economic paradigm, regional policy frameworks implemente it as an add-on or compliment to dominant capitalist economies. This happens in two key ways: 1) The SSE sector and cooperatives in particular are cast as drivers of regional integration and socio-economic policy, however limited involvement in major integation projects represent missed opportunities for SSE to be mainstreamed; and 2) Though SSE policy is portrayed as a kind of intervension that combines social and economic policies, implementation almost exclusively by ministers of social development means that SSE is institutionally limited to the realm of poverty erradication not restructuring the dominant economy. SSE is also fiscally dependent on those dominant industries which ultimately does not reverse or challenge the ongoing process of economic centralization in key sectors such as the extractive industry.
Fil: Saguier, Marcelo. Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales. Sede Académica Argentina Buenos Aires. Área de Relaciones Internacionales; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
Fil: Brent, Zoe. Institute for Food and Development Policy; Estados Unidos. International Institute of Social Studies; Países Bajos
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Regionalism
Unasur
Mercosur
Social And Solidarity Economy
Social Movements
Development
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Regional Policy Frameworks of Social Solidarity Economy in South America
title Regional Policy Frameworks of Social Solidarity Economy in South America
spellingShingle Regional Policy Frameworks of Social Solidarity Economy in South America
Saguier, Marcelo
Regionalism
Unasur
Mercosur
Social And Solidarity Economy
Social Movements
Development
title_short Regional Policy Frameworks of Social Solidarity Economy in South America
title_full Regional Policy Frameworks of Social Solidarity Economy in South America
title_fullStr Regional Policy Frameworks of Social Solidarity Economy in South America
title_full_unstemmed Regional Policy Frameworks of Social Solidarity Economy in South America
title_sort Regional Policy Frameworks of Social Solidarity Economy in South America
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Saguier, Marcelo
Brent, Zoe
author Saguier, Marcelo
author_facet Saguier, Marcelo
Brent, Zoe
author_role author
author2 Brent, Zoe
author2_role author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Regionalism
Unasur
Mercosur
Social And Solidarity Economy
Social Movements
Development
topic Regionalism
Unasur
Mercosur
Social And Solidarity Economy
Social Movements
Development
purl_subject.fl_str_mv https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5.9
https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5
https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5.6
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dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv This paper looks at how the Social Solidarity Economy (SSE) discourse has been deployed at the regional level by UNASUR and MERCOSUR and the implications of these new policy frameworks for the advancement of SSE practices. Though civil society groups have presented SSE as a new economic paradigm, regional policy frameworks implemente it as an add-on or compliment to dominant capitalist economies. This happens in two key ways: 1) The SSE sector and cooperatives in particular are cast as drivers of regional integration and socio-economic policy, however limited involvement in major integation projects represent missed opportunities for SSE to be mainstreamed; and 2) Though SSE policy is portrayed as a kind of intervension that combines social and economic policies, implementation almost exclusively by ministers of social development means that SSE is institutionally limited to the realm of poverty erradication not restructuring the dominant economy. SSE is also fiscally dependent on those dominant industries which ultimately does not reverse or challenge the ongoing process of economic centralization in key sectors such as the extractive industry.
Fil: Saguier, Marcelo. Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales. Sede Académica Argentina Buenos Aires. Área de Relaciones Internacionales; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
Fil: Brent, Zoe. Institute for Food and Development Policy; Estados Unidos. International Institute of Social Studies; Países Bajos
description This paper looks at how the Social Solidarity Economy (SSE) discourse has been deployed at the regional level by UNASUR and MERCOSUR and the implications of these new policy frameworks for the advancement of SSE practices. Though civil society groups have presented SSE as a new economic paradigm, regional policy frameworks implemente it as an add-on or compliment to dominant capitalist economies. This happens in two key ways: 1) The SSE sector and cooperatives in particular are cast as drivers of regional integration and socio-economic policy, however limited involvement in major integation projects represent missed opportunities for SSE to be mainstreamed; and 2) Though SSE policy is portrayed as a kind of intervension that combines social and economic policies, implementation almost exclusively by ministers of social development means that SSE is institutionally limited to the realm of poverty erradication not restructuring the dominant economy. SSE is also fiscally dependent on those dominant industries which ultimately does not reverse or challenge the ongoing process of economic centralization in key sectors such as the extractive industry.
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Saguier, Marcelo; Brent, Zoe; Regional Policy Frameworks of Social Solidarity Economy in South America; United Nations Research Institute for Social Development; UNRISD Occasional Paper Series; 6; 6-2014; 1-17
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