Analysis of affective discourse in the change process of the employment relationship model: environment management through collective bargaining
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.28939/iam.debats-135-1.4Keywords:
collective bargaining, socio-affective dynamics, risk society, management discourse.Abstract
This paper covers research whose goal was to analyse affective changes in the process of change in the labour relations model that was consolidated throughout the 1990s. Based on a case study, the focus was on the emotional content expressed by the protagonists in relation to this collective bargaining framework. In conducting the analysis, we used the wide range of procedures provided by Discourse Analysis (DA). Part of this analysis focused on the protagonists’ emotional management of the early stages of the negotiation. The results let us delve deeper into the affective nature of this process, thereby expanding the light shed by
other theoretical and methodological perspectives on this change in the labour relations model.
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