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Memorias: Revista Digital de Historia y Arqueología desde el Caribe

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VIALES HURTADO, Ronny; CHAVARRIA CAMACHO, David  and  ARAYA CHINCHILLA, Roberto. The reform process of the Procedural Labor Code: labor law, social actors and languages ​​of valuation. Three key elements of social and labor policy in Costa Rica, 1998-2016. memorias [online]. 2016, n.30, pp.66-97. ISSN 1794-8886.  https://doi.org/10.14482/memor.30.9080.

Abstract From a relational approach, this essay introduces a history of the present times that analyzes the relationship between social-labor policies and power in order to identify the social actors and the interest groups involved in making social policy. We argue that the labor system reforms in Costa Rica are a political arena wherein developmentalism and neoliberal theories clashed against each other. Furthermore, we study social actor networks and their languages of valuation appearing in the making of labor legislation in Costa Rica. We focus on the Código Procesal Laboral (Labor Procedural Code), approved in 2015, as a case study.

Keywords : Costa Rica; history of the present; labor law; Procedural Labor Code; languages ​​of valuation; Twentieth Century.

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