Autonomía y subjetividad: las rutas inciertas de las organizaciones sociales autogestivas

Abstract

While the capital accumulation logics gain ground, social movements and organizations take measures to build their autonomy through the put in practice of self-management strategies to attend their immediately problematic. In order to understand the sense, implications and potentialities of this kind of initiatives, we can ask: which are the notions of autonomy that are used and recreated by self-management social organizations?, how do autonomy and self-management link and distinguish between them?, which conceptualizations about subject and subjectivity are coherent with this perspective? This article has as purpose to discuss the link between autonomy and self-management, as well as their implications to the subjectivity, having as reference the experience of a social organization emerged in the east of Mexico City at the beginnings of the nineties.