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Introduction: We see in work processes emotional demands that are incorporated in the practic sense of men and women worker. The study examines the configuration of the feelings for the work of various local entrepreneurs (Villa María, Córdoba). To do this, it reflects on their quirement creativity. Objective: The exhibition proposal is to show the relationships there are established in the constitution of the work force and the incidence of creative attitude as a pedagogical action generated from the conditions presented by the structure of current capitalism. Method and technique: As a methodology to nárrate the creative, a virtual interview («WhatsApp interviews») will be implemented, for entrepreneurs where their expressivenessn is privileged, assuming their limits and possibilities. Results: As a result, it was observed in the narratives a material/emotional body that sustains the constitution of the creative. Conclusions: Hence, it is concluded that the existence of this attitude promotes a rational/individual effort that is rebuilt within the framework of a political economy of morality based on the assumption of enjoyment and endurance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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We propose to investigate the regulatory processes of sensation in the world of work, studying how the bodies and emotions are built. We take as reference the Plan Nacional Jóvenes con Más y Mejor Trabajo, using in-depth interviews for who participated in the Programa de Orientación e Inducción al mundo del trabajo (POI) in three employment offices in Mendoz, Argentina. The jobs search process, linked to inclusive policies, are a key that allows us to recognize the constant ideological exercise, as imperative and seduction, which carries the possibility of effective inclusion of individuals in society. This analysis, situated in a thematic cross between social expulsion and inclusive policies, examines the effectiveness of such programs from relegated dimensions in sociological studies; specifically the body and emotions, recognizing the complex relationship between agency and structure of social relations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article discusses governmental labor regulations in the 1970s in Argentina and Chile. The author examines the role of neoliberalism in the development of labor relations and workers' organizations during this period. The reforms undertaken by both nation's governments, including economic liberalization, especially during military rule in the mid-1970s to the mid-1980s, and their effects on industrial development are studied. An analysis of labor flexibility and its impact on workers and the labor market is also provided.