Publication: Psicología Social de redes sociales para la autogestión. Un estudio de casos con minorías libertarias en República Dominicana
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2019-01-22
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Se abordan conceptualmente las implicaciones de la autogestión en el trabajo comunitario contextualizado en República Dominicana. Se propone una Psicología Libertaria partiendo de la Psicología de la Liberación de Ignacio Martín-Baró. Desde la perspectiva de una Psicología Social interdisciplinar se pondera la pertinencia de una Psicología Social comprometida al valorar y destacar la Psicología Social de la Liberación propuesta por Martín-Baró como una Psicología Social desde Centroamérica. Se considera a la Psicología Social Comunitaria como posibilidad de un accionar que contribuya a un trabajo comprometido con el cambio social. De esta manera, se propone una Psicología Libertaria sustentada en la autogestión y el ideario anarquista en el contexto dominicano. A partir de una observación participante exploratoria con individualidades y grupos libertarios que emergen como minorías activas en las metrópolis de República Dominicana, Santiago de los Caballeros y el Distrito Nacional, y que inician un compromiso con la autogestión comunitaria, se consideran las posibilidades de esta Psicología Libertaria, mediante un estudio de casos predominantemente cualitativo que anida concurrentemente técnicas tanto cuantitativas como cualitativas, y persigue realizar una aproximación al contexto sociocultural con un propósito exploratorio. Con veinte entrevistas en profundidad realizadas a diez participantes, diez entrevistas a principios de marzo del 2013 y las otras diez entrevistas a final de noviembre de ese mismo año con los mismos participantes, se reconstruye un modelo consistente con la Psicología Libertaria propuesta, y se distingue entre los Casos el compromiso de autogestión activo del compromiso de autogestión pasivo...
This work addresses the conceptualization of the implications of self-management within contextual community organizing in the Dominican Republic. Embarking from Ignacio Martí-Baró’s Liberation Social Psychology, this project advances a Libertarian Socialist Psychology. From the perspective of interdisciplinary Social Psychology, it promotes the relevance of asocial psychology that is committed to highlighting Martín-Baró’s Liberation SocialPsychology as a Social Psychology from Central America. Community Social Psychology is analyzed as a possibility for action that contributes to work dedicated to social change. Within this framework, a Libertarian Socialist Psychology basedon self-management with anarchist ideals rooted in the Dominican context is proposed. Drawing from exploratory participant observation with libertarian socialist groups and individuals emerging as active minorities in the metropolitan areas of the Dominican Republic, Santiago de los Caballeros and the national capital of Santo Domingo, who commenced a commitment to self-community management, the project considers the possibilities of a Libertarian Socialist Psychology. This was achieved through a predominantly qualitative case study that concurrently utilizes both quantitative and qualitative techniques, and seeks to approximate the sociocultural context with an exploratory purpose. Twenty in-depth interviews were conducted with ten participants. The first ten interviews were conducted in early March 2013 and the final ten were conducted at the end of November of the same year. All interviews were conducted with the same ten participants. Then, a model was consistently reconstructed with the proposed Libertarian Socialist Psychology, which distinguished itself between the cases as the commitment of active self-management, and the passive self-management commitment...
This work addresses the conceptualization of the implications of self-management within contextual community organizing in the Dominican Republic. Embarking from Ignacio Martí-Baró’s Liberation Social Psychology, this project advances a Libertarian Socialist Psychology. From the perspective of interdisciplinary Social Psychology, it promotes the relevance of asocial psychology that is committed to highlighting Martín-Baró’s Liberation SocialPsychology as a Social Psychology from Central America. Community Social Psychology is analyzed as a possibility for action that contributes to work dedicated to social change. Within this framework, a Libertarian Socialist Psychology basedon self-management with anarchist ideals rooted in the Dominican context is proposed. Drawing from exploratory participant observation with libertarian socialist groups and individuals emerging as active minorities in the metropolitan areas of the Dominican Republic, Santiago de los Caballeros and the national capital of Santo Domingo, who commenced a commitment to self-community management, the project considers the possibilities of a Libertarian Socialist Psychology. This was achieved through a predominantly qualitative case study that concurrently utilizes both quantitative and qualitative techniques, and seeks to approximate the sociocultural context with an exploratory purpose. Twenty in-depth interviews were conducted with ten participants. The first ten interviews were conducted in early March 2013 and the final ten were conducted at the end of November of the same year. All interviews were conducted with the same ten participants. Then, a model was consistently reconstructed with the proposed Libertarian Socialist Psychology, which distinguished itself between the cases as the commitment of active self-management, and the passive self-management commitment...
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Tesis de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociología, leída el 27/06/2018