Evolución de la huelga en la Gran Minería del Cobre 1911-1991
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https://doi.org/10.22370/rpe.2016.2.1207Keywords:
Minería, cobre, huelga, conflicto, estadísticaAbstract
En este artículo presentamos los resultados que obtuvimos de la construcción de series estadísticas sobre las huelgas realizadas en la Gran Minería del Cobre (GMC) para el periodo 1911 – 1991. Nuestro objetivo es conocer y analizar su evolución, examinando sus etapas, realizando comparaciones entre los yacimientos de la GMC e identificando los principales determinantes de la huelga. Esperamos que estos resultados puedan ser útiles para confirmar, rechazar o matizar el conocimiento que hasta hoy poseemos del conflicto obrero al interior de la GMC, además de proporcionar una base estadística para ser usada con fines comparativos y analíticos en futuras investigaciones.
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