Angela Maria Carneiro Araújo

• Abstract

  This work is reconstruct the trajectory of two feminist groups, the Brazilian Women Circle in Paris (1976-1979) and the Latin-American Women Group in Paris (1972-1976), from their writing production and their militant’s memory. We tried to analyze their way of functioning, the politic and ideological profile of their militants, their conception of feminism and the main themes debated with…

  Feminism in exile, PUB.LVR.BR

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  This project seeks to study labor in Brazil in its current manifestation, looking to elucidate the quality of its current transformations, based on the analysis of several aspects, such as gender inequality; informality; outsourcing trends; trade unionism and labor regulation; new forms of labor organization and utilization in high-tech productive chains; self-employment and public polici…

  Labor conditions in current Brazil: formalization, job insecurity, outsourcing and regulation, AP.TEM

• Abstract

  This thesis deals with street venders that offer technological products (digital cameras, games, flash drivers etc.) in camelódromo of the Uruguayana in Rio de Janeiro. It was intended to answer the following question: Is the peddler of a differentiated form of technology for informal street work, which is the predominant business (profit), business (the capital) and not the employee (lin…

  Global peddlers: new proletarians of capital accumulation , PUB.LVR.BR

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• Abstract

  This scientific initiation project aims to realize a case study on a major company from the electrical and electronics industry in the region of Campinas, seeking to analyze the organization of the productive process, the sexual division of labor and the work conditions. These issues will be analyzed to situate the present contradictions of the labor in Brazil, considering the recent proc…

  New forms of work organization and gender relations in the electro-electronic sector, BP.IC

• Abstract

  The research in question intends to investigate the movement Brazilian LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual and Transgender) in the decades of 1990 and 2000 in order to examine whether there was an impact of neoliberalism on their main forms of organization, flags struggle and political action, focusing on the relationship of motion to the State and the market. Among other issues, we…

  LGBT movement, emancipation and capitalism: the sexual liberation struggle under neoliberalism Brazilian, BP.DR

• Abstract

  This project has as main objective the study of new working relationships that have accelerated in the 1990s and intensified after 2000, more specifically, flexible relationships, informal and poorer that set up the so-called new informality. The unprotected work no longer holds only in the context of the so-called informal sector, therefore the concept of new informality emerges as new w…

  Work concepts and gender relations in the years 2000: an analysis of the sectors and activities identified with the new informality, BP.IC

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