Percepções dos atores sociais no processo de formação do circuito econômico da política da economia solidária no Rio Grande do Sul - 2001/2021.

Abstract

The present research analyzed the perception of the actors of the Solidarity Economy movement about the importance of Public Policies of Crafts and Family Agriculture in the formation of its economic circuit; the perception of the institutional design that leads to its policy for social assistance or labor protection; its relationship with micro and small urban family businesses and its interactions with Territorial Development. This selection is due to the fact that they are the two segments that were contemplated by the resolution of the First National Conference on Solidarity Economy (2006), which expanded the movement's criteria and recognized family and/or individual producers who organize themselves collectively to purchase their inputs or selling their products as part of the movement. Understanding how the historical and social formation of the Solidarity Economy Movement occurred helped us to understand and identify that the policy reflected the restrictions and demands defended by the hegemonic part of the Movement's actors, due to the relational transit between movement and government, which ends up directing it is in the strategic understanding, as well as in the decision to incorporate new actors and definition of their place in the institutionality.