1985
DOI: 10.5565/rev/papers/v24n0.1415
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Neocorporativisme a l'Estat espanyol postfranquista

Abstract: . INTRODUCCIO:EL DEBAT SOBRE EL NEOCORPORATIVISME Des de la meitat dels anys setanta, s'ha encetat un debat internacional cada cop més ampli sobre la possibilitat d'aplicar el terme corporativisme per a entendre determinades evolucions d'alguns pdsos capitalistes amb rhgim democrhtico-parlamentari. Malgrat que diferents autors han utilitzat el concepte (en general, amb adjectius tals com itnoun, ctliberaln, < contraposats a itvell~, < o ) amb diferents matisos, p… Show more

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“…Consistent with the evolution of the sociopolitical structure, the labor confederations became dependent on state subsidies when they adopted a moderate position that led to the demobilization and reduction of their militant rank and file. Ideological disarmament was rapidly consolidated through social pacts in which workers pledged moderation and sacrifice in exchange for vague declarations about job creation (Roca Jusmet, 1985). For the sake of competition and the national interest, they accepted the deterioration of the conditions for contract negotiations, the restructuring of companies and sectors through retirement and layoffs, and wage stagnation as inevitable.…”
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“…Consistent with the evolution of the sociopolitical structure, the labor confederations became dependent on state subsidies when they adopted a moderate position that led to the demobilization and reduction of their militant rank and file. Ideological disarmament was rapidly consolidated through social pacts in which workers pledged moderation and sacrifice in exchange for vague declarations about job creation (Roca Jusmet, 1985). For the sake of competition and the national interest, they accepted the deterioration of the conditions for contract negotiations, the restructuring of companies and sectors through retirement and layoffs, and wage stagnation as inevitable.…”
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confidence: 99%