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Environmental and Social Struggles Around Recovery in Emmaus – Metropolitics
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From a sociological survey of a central player in recovery, Emmaus, Isabelle Hajek describes the tensions and paradoxes that drive this sector of the social and solidarity economy (ESS), whose jobs remain precarious and little recognised. Since the beginning of the 2010s, practices of recovery have undergone an ecological requalification under the effect of a renewal of movements to combat waste and public injunctions to re-employment. On the on…
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