« Travailler pour soi ? » Les petits exploitants en Ukraine post-socialiste
This article uses a Ukrainian case study to explore the social and economic conditions that might facilitate young working class men’s conversion to independent farm work. The growing attraction of “self-employment” does not stem from some kind of entrepreneurial spirit liberated by post-socialist l...
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doaj-69deb594084442ee9dd2b92c6c8d4c342021-05-04T12:03:34ZfraLa Nouvelle Revue du TravailLa Nouvelle Revue du Travail2263-89892021-05-011810.4000/nrt.8340« Travailler pour soi ? » Les petits exploitants en Ukraine post-socialistePierre DeffontainesThis article uses a Ukrainian case study to explore the social and economic conditions that might facilitate young working class men’s conversion to independent farm work. The growing attraction of “self-employment” does not stem from some kind of entrepreneurial spirit liberated by post-socialist land reforms but instead reflects a deterioration in wage-earners’ working conditions since the 2008 financial crisis. It also hides a new dependency on market pricing and minor non-agricultural resources – all of which weakens people’s sense of autonomy. Note lastly the inference that women’s work on farms is destined to remain invisible.http://journals.openedition.org/nrt/8340Postsocialist spacesagricultureself-employed workersinequalitiesworking classesgender |
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« Travailler pour soi ? » Les petits exploitants en Ukraine post-socialiste |
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La Nouvelle Revue du Travail |
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This article uses a Ukrainian case study to explore the social and economic conditions that might facilitate young working class men’s conversion to independent farm work. The growing attraction of “self-employment” does not stem from some kind of entrepreneurial spirit liberated by post-socialist land reforms but instead reflects a deterioration in wage-earners’ working conditions since the 2008 financial crisis. It also hides a new dependency on market pricing and minor non-agricultural resources – all of which weakens people’s sense of autonomy. Note lastly the inference that women’s work on farms is destined to remain invisible. |
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Postsocialist spaces agriculture self-employed workers inequalities working classes gender |
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