Avaliação política: procedimento teórico-metodológico de análise da política de economia solidária

Abstract

This paper aims to analyze the political and ideological determinants that underlie the actions of the State to cope with unemployment and lack of job through politics. We examined the current political and ideological relations between the State and civil society in the establishment of partnerships that promote social and solidarity economy measures in the country. The data analyzed, along with the theoretical framework and policy documents, suggest that such a policy is developed on a fertile ground of correlation of political and ideological forces that demonstrate the difficulty of regulation and effective implementation of the public policy issue confronting the unemployment and lack of jobs and income. Cooperative work remains a field of struggle for the right to produce and appears as the main challenge to be overcome by both the government and cooperative workers engaged in the social and solidarity economy.