The shared collective action frames that legitimate the fights against the labor precariousness of a net of autonomous activism

Abstract

This work reviewed the Classics approaches and the theories of the mobilization of resources, of New Social Movements and the current Socioconstruccionista perspective of the 'frames of collective action'. Are scarce, however, the investigations which analyzed the sense and shared nature of the frames, such as conceived by Gamson (1992) and Klandermans (1997). We analyze, therefore, these aspects of the frames of collective action present in documents and interviews whith activists of a network of autonomous activism that fight against the labor precariousness, using the analysis thematic categories. In contrast to the apparent diversity of senses, we identify 3 frames of collective action shared that support the struggles against this problem and that can be used to build, through consensus, a common frame for collective action. Discussing these results stressing the complexity of the qualitative dimension and collective frames and the need for greater theorizing.