La producción del sujeto in-empleable. Una aproximación antropológica a una política pública de empleo en San Carlos de Bariloche

Abstract

This research arises and is developed within the framework of an intense dialogue established between my undergraduate training of the Bachelor of Anthropological Sciences of the National University of Rio Negro and my work as part of the technical team of the Directorate of Labor of the Municipality from San Carlos de Bariloche. The thesis of which this thesis starts and defines, suggests that at the same time in which public policy defines and produces the employable subject, implicitly produces (in terms of what is not said) a new category of subjects that have been decided nominate “in-employable”. And this new universe brings together workers who, although politics has initially received as "potentially employable," have finally expelled them or relegated them to an eternal "not yet." Thus, based on the ethnographic analysis of a public policy that emphasizes the strengthening of the employability of people, this research asks about the ways in which its operation is carried out, producing the inverse effect of categorization and consolidation of in-employability