The theory of Amartya Sen: an application of the capabilities approach and the idea of justice to the contemporary evolution of the national labor market
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https://doi.org/10.17058/redes.v23i2.8910Keywords:
Capabilities Approach. Socioeconomic Development. Idea of Justice. National Labor Market. Sen.Abstract
The paper examines points of convergence and divergence between the evolution of the contemporary national labor market and some post 1990 socioeconomic and institutional issues, via capabilities approach and idea of justice of Amartya Sen. Two periods are relevant to this discussion: a) 1990-2002, in which Brazil went through processes that promoted deregulation of its world of work and reconfiguration of its national labor market; b) 2003-2014, with a more effective participation of the state and the civil society, from the perspective of a deregulated labor world and a reconfigured national labor market. As a result of this analysis it is possible to assert that the presence of society and its institutions are indispensable to a path of sustainable socioeconomic development, through concretion of public policies that increase the freedom and equal opportunities, protect the social fabric and guarantee the individual and collective labor rights. The senian theory is a convenient tool for the interpretation of changes in the national labor market, showing that the country has a long way to go with regard to the promotion of equity in justice that encourages a qualified enabling in the production system.Downloads
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2018-05-15
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Felipe, E. S., & Vargas, J. (2018). The theory of Amartya Sen: an application of the capabilities approach and the idea of justice to the contemporary evolution of the national labor market. Redes , 23(2), 408-435. https://doi.org/10.17058/redes.v23i2.8910
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