Banca de DEFESA: TATIANA ARAUJO REIS
Uma banca de DEFESA de DOUTORADO foi cadastrada pelo programa.DISCENTE : TATIANA ARAUJO REIS
DATA : 16/12/2019
HORA: 08:30
LOCAL: Escola de Administração - sala 18 - 3ª andar
TÍTULO:
PUBLIC ACTION AND SUSTAINABILITY IN THE FIELD OF SOLIDARITY ECONOMY: AN ANALYSIS IN THE LIGHT OF THE EXPERIENCE OF THE PUBLIC SOLIDARITY ECONOMY CENTERS (CESOLS) OF THE BAHIA STATE
PALAVRAS-CHAVES:
Solidarity economy. Public policyPÁGINAS: 427
GRANDE ÁREA: Ciências Sociais Aplicadas
ÁREA: Administração
RESUMO:
This thesis has analyzed public policies in the context of the solidarity economy. The general objective of this work is to study the effects of the Solidarity Economy Public Policies implemented through the technical assistance services provided by the Public Solidarity Economy Centers (Cesol) to improve the sustainability of Solidarity Economy Enterprises (SEE). Its specific objectives are: systematize and analyze the Cycle of the Solidarity Economy Public Policy of the Bahia State (2007-2018); systematize and analyze information about the Cesol of the Metropolitan Territory, the Cesol of the Territory of Piemonte Norte do Itapicuru, Piemonte da Diamantina and the municipalities Monte Santo, Cansanção, Itiúba, Queimadas and Nordestina, and the Cesol of the Irecê Territory; discuss the concept of solidarity economy and sustainability considering Karl Polanyi’s pluralistic perception of economy; discuss the concepts of public policy and evaluation criteria; analyze the results regarding EES sustainability achieved by the three Cesol units examined. The study is pertinent as it contributes to understand the social relevance of the object of the analyzed policies and how their nature and evaluation criteria relate to their sustainability. In the field of solidarity economy, aspects related to origins and context, concepts and practices were addressed, including the notion of plural economy, and the main challenges and distinctive features in the context of substantive management and sustainability (economic, social, cultural, political, self-management, and environmental dimensions). Other topics addressed in this study are public policy evaluation criteria, co-construction and public action. This research is of a qualitative nature and uses three analysis cases within the object, having as main sources of information interviews, focus groups, and documentary analysis. Overall, the results of this research showed that public policy has the potential for inducing development and strengthening solidarity economy, but the sustainability of solidarity economy practices is also influenced by other elements of social, economic, environmental, educational, and political nature. At territorial level, each Cesol unit gives emphasis to implementing the public policy from the perspective of the countryside and aims to become a reference and a space for local dissemination of solidarity economy. Their work tends to contribute at different levels, depending on the context and on their distinctive characteristics, to an increase in SEE sustainability. In the economic dimension (the mercantile component), there have been advances regarding product commercialization (due to the expansion of sales channels, greater product quality and diversification, and strengthening of networks, etc.). However, in many cases, the income obtained through the SEEs do not represent the main source of family income. In the same dimension, public and private subsidies were identified. In the social dimension, advances towards youth and women’s empowerment were observed. In the self-management dimension, the economic feasibility studies, training activities, exchanges, and consultancy services have all contributed to educate SEE members. In the environmental dimension, concerns regarding the agroecological production and the type of material used in artisanal production were observed. Some of the challenges to greater effectiveness of the Cesol units are: discontinuity of the policy; no provision for investment in assets for SEE projects; gaps in the understanding of solidarity economy by SEEs and technicians alike; insufficient level of civil society engagement in the co-construction of public policy; limitations on the monitoring of the local activities by Setre/Sesol; insufficient level of policy coordination and transversality.
MEMBROS DA BANCA:
Interno - 1493904 - ARIADNE SCALFONI RIGO
Presidente - 1095733 - GENAUTO CARVALHO DE FRANCA FILHO
Externo à Instituição - GILDASIO SANTANA JUNIOR - UESB
Externo à Instituição - NILTON VASCONCELOS JUNIOR - IFBA
Interno - 000.000.000-00 - PHILIPPE EYNARD - PARIS 1
Externo à Instituição - ROBERTO MARINHO ALVES DA SILVA - UFRN