The Relation Between Direct Social Action and Repoliticisation: The Case of the New Case del Popolo in South Italy
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15 juillet 2021
- handle: 10670/1.7ppf9w
- hal: hal-03793894
- doi: 10.1285/i20356609v14i2p896
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direct social action Radical left South Italy Mutualism Repoliticisation Subjectivisation Collective action Secours mutuel Maisons du Peuple Intervention sociale Engagement militant Activisme Action sociale Community organizing Gauche radicale Innovation sociale Communisme Repolitisation Participation politique Subjectivation Subjectivation politique Démocratie participative Société civile Mutualisme Actionnalisme Politisation Conflictualisation Gauche anticapitaliste gauche extraparlementaire Italie Mezzogiorno Mouvements sociaux Solidarité action sociale directe Occupations centres sociaux occupés et autogérés gauche italienne Potere al Popolo centri sociali case del popolo Mutualismo controllo popolare sinistra radicale occupazioni politicizzazione Partecipazione politicaSujets proches
Acción social Intervención social Participación de los ciudadanos Plans d'intervention psycho-sociale Plans d'intervention sociale Interventions sociales Intervention (action sociale) Programmes d'intervention psycho-sociale Programmes d'intervention sociale PIPS Intervention socialeCiter ce document
Florian Pietron, « The Relation Between Direct Social Action and Repoliticisation: The Case of the New Case del Popolo in South Italy », HAL-SHS : sociologie, ID : 10.1285/i20356609v14i2p896
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This contribution aims to analyse the political effects of direct social action through the case of Potere al Popolo, a young radical left movement born in Italy. The strategy of this movement is based on a network of Case del Popolo where activists participate in direct social action such as free legal advice, alternative cultural activities or food distribution. Focusing our research on South Italy, this form of collective action will be analysed through the concepts of the actionalist theory. This will allow us to understand to what extent these new Case del Popolo can act as hubs for repoliticisation. The data used in this article are based on a qualitative method including interviews in the sites under investigation, a participant observation and the analysis of the communication of the political movement.