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Dissertação
Cultivando sonhos: a Escola Nacional de Formação da CONTAG no Estado do Pará, Brasil
The present research aimed to analyze the training processes developed by ENFOC in the State of Pará and its interference in trade union practices. In this, priority was the Case Study, focusing on the qualitative approach. In the study, there were no fundamental concerns with the processing and...
Autor principal: | PRAZERES, Maria de Jesus Corrêa dos |
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Grau: | Dissertação |
Idioma: | por |
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Universidade Federal do Pará
2022
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Acesso em linha: |
http://repositorio.ufpa.br:8080/jspui/handle/2011/14959 |
Resumo: |
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The present research aimed to analyze the training processes developed by ENFOC in the
State of Pará and its interference in trade union practices. In this, priority was the Case Study,
focusing on the qualitative approach. In the study, there were no fundamental concerns with
the processing and quantification of statistical data in terms of numerical representation. The
time frame was 2006-2013, during which the ENFOC expanded in the state, becoming a
reference in the Brazilian labor scenario by introducing the "Pedagogical Days" as teaching
methodology, and has been a pioneer in conducting Regional, Micro-Regional and Municipal
Courses. It is based on historical documents and interviews with different actors that integrate
the MSTTR. 15 interviews were conducted. Considering the reflections promoted by this
school in regard of changes of union practices that are inconsistent with the struggle of the
movement, there was the question of what would be the interferences of the formation
processes developed by ENFOC in the practices of those who are part of the MSTTR of the
State of Pará, focusing on the democratization of trade union spaces and the renewal of
leadership. The survey showed that this school introduced debates that are directly linked to
their practices and actions, leading to a contribution to a change in trade union organizations
to increase the participation of rural workers in the deliberative and consultative bodies of the
movement, as well as motivating the renewal of managers and leaders in trade union
organizations both at the municipal and state levels, and, above all, was an indicator of the
change and the strengthening the union base. There is evidence of positivity and limitation
elements of this school in the state. Finally, there is a presentation of new issues to be
considered and reflected by the unions |