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Protagonismo sindacale verso la transizione giusta a Civitavecchia

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  • Marco Caligari
  • Viviana Asara

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La partecipazione dei lavoratori e delle comunit? coinvolte ? stata identificata come elemento chiave nei processi di Transizione Giusta. Inoltre, la letteratura degli Environmental Labour Studies ha indagato alcune delle condizioni contestuali e i motivi per cui i sindacati a volte si oppongono o ritardano le transizioni ecologiche, e altre volte le supportano con un ruolo trasformativo. Questo articolo analizza un caso di transizione energetica dal carbone in Italia con una forte partecipazione ?dal basso?, la centrale elettrica a carbone Enel di Torrevaldaliga Nord (Civitavecchia) sotto il controllo Enel, in cui ha giocato un ruolo di rilievo il protagonismo sindacale. Il contributo cerca di far luce sui processi attraverso i quali si ? sviluppato questo protagonismo, tale da costruire una negoziazione sociale nel territorio con le Istituzioni nella direzione di una Transizione Giusta, grazie all?apporto essenziale di due fattori precipui ? la valorizzazione della cooperazione con esperti e saperi eterogenei, e la coalizione tra sindacati e organizzazioni ambientaliste ? focalizzandosi in particolar modo su un anno di snodo centrale, il 2019. Il saggio rappresenta un work in progress, presentando alcuni risultati di una prima fase di ricerca sul campo che ha permesso di raccogliere 33 interviste semi-strutturate.

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  • Marco Caligari & Viviana Asara, 2024. "Protagonismo sindacale verso la transizione giusta a Civitavecchia," ECONOMIA E SOCIET? REGIONALE, FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 2024(2), pages 103-118.
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    Keywords

    sindacati; movimenti ambientalisti; Enel; Transizione giusta; esperti; coalizioni; ambientalismo del lavoro;
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    JEL classification:

    • J5 - Labor and Demographic Economics - - Labor-Management Relations, Trade Unions, and Collective Bargaining
    • Q5 - Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics; Environmental and Ecological Economics - - Environmental Economics

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