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Lokale Infrastruktureinrichtungen Arbeit, Gestaltung, Partizipation

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  • Korfmacher, Susanne
  • Mutz, Gerd

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Wir sprechen von lokalen Infrastruktureinrichtungen als jene neuen Institutionen, die mit dem Übergang von der Ersten zur Zweiten Moderne entstehen. Lokale Infrastruktureinrichtungen umfassen zunächst einmal eine ganze Reihe unterschiedlicher Einrichtungen und Projekte. Wir assoziieren diesen Begriff im weiteren Sinne mit Einrichtungen wie etwa Wohlfahrtsverbände, Beratungseinrichtungen, Nachbarschaftsinitiativen und freie gemeinnützige Initiativen. Daneben haben sich Einrichtungen entwickelt, die direkt in den (Erwerbs-) Arbeitsbereich hinein wirken, wie beispielsweise Arbeitsloseninitiativen. Uns haben jedoch innerhalb des Forschungsprojekts nur jene Einrichtungen interessiert, die sich durch eine unmittelbare Fokussierung auf das Thema Arbeit auszeichnen und dabei Arbeit nicht nur als Erwerbsarbeit verstehen. Vielmehr geht es um das 'Ganze der Arbeit' (Biesecker 2000), also auch um Tätigkeitsformen jenseits der Erwerbsarbeit, um Eigenarbeit und bürgerschaftliches Engagement. Wir bezeichnen daher mit dem Begriff der lokalen Infrastruktureinrichtung nicht nur jene Einrichtungen, die zur sozialen Infrastruktur beitragen - diese Funktion haben auch die oben aufgeführten Wohlfahrtsverbände und verschiedenen Initiativen, - sondern die jenigen, die zusätzlich eine Infrastruktur zur Erwerbsarbeit bieten, in dem sie die unterschiedlichen Arbeitsformen fördern.

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  • Korfmacher, Susanne & Mutz, Gerd, 2003. "Lokale Infrastruktureinrichtungen Arbeit, Gestaltung, Partizipation," Arbeitspapiere 73, Hans-Böckler-Stiftung, Düsseldorf.
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