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Revista Psicologia Política

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FAJARDO, Daniel González. Institutional Strengthening of Rural Associative Processes in Uruguay: models of development, group and work organizations. Rev. psicol. polít. [online]. 2016, vol.16, n.37, pp.349-365. ISSN 1519-549X.

This article seeks to contribute on the discussion of Institutional Strengthening of rural associative processes in Uruguay. Since the 90s, Uruguayan governments have worked to strengthen this sector of production through various policies that have reached the present day. In this sense, it is necessary to ask: How is it sought to strengthen the institutionality of associative processes? And how do the effects of these public policies impact on organizations? In order to answer these problems, an approach will be taken from a territorial focus of the ruralities and from the Psychology of Organizations and Work (POT). The invitation is also to make a journey through more than two decades of policies to support the associative processes of family producers and wage earners, taking into account the macro-political, economic and social aspects that affect Uruguayan agriculture.

Keywords : Psychology; Ruralities; Associative Processes; Group; Labor Organizations.

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