Resistance and Resilience: The Nothing Factory and the Workers’ Self-Management of Fateleva

IF 0.5 3区历史学 Q1 HISTORY

International Labor and Working-Class History Pub Date : 2023-02-20 DOI:10.1017/S0147547922000217

S. Branco

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Abstract

This article is about the resistance and resilience of workers when confronted with the likelihood of losing their jobs and seeing the factory where they worked close down. It discusses this topic by concentrating on the particular and singular case of workers’ self-management of Fateleva – Indústria de Elevadores, a firm that specialized in the production and maintenance of elevators, located in the northern part of Lisbon Metropolitan Region, Portugal. It was occupied by its workers in the context of the Carnation Revolution (1974–1976) and then self-managed until its closure in 2016.

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抵抗与韧性：虚无工厂与法特列娃的工人自我管理

这篇文章是关于工人在面临失业和看到他们工作的工厂倒闭的可能性时的抵抗力和韧性。它通过集中讨论Fateleva–Indústria de Elevadores公司工人自我管理的特殊案例来讨论这个话题，该公司是一家专门从事电梯生产和维护的公司，位于葡萄牙里斯本大都会区北部。在康乃馨革命（1974–1976）的背景下，它被工人占领，然后自我管理，直到2016年关闭。

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