Relaciones gubernamentalidad/colonialidad/trabajo: el caso de las transformaciones en el gobierno de las trabajadoras de la industria de flor cortada en Colombia (1995- 2010)

In 2002, the labor system in Colombia was modified due to legal reforms associated with the consolidation of the neoliberal model in the country. This article assumes this moment as a turning point, to explore how this transformation is articulated with displacements in the behavior´s governance of the crop workers at the cut flower industry in Colombia. This dissertation is founded in an analytical approach of governmentality, in dialogue with proposals of the so-called decolonial inflection in Latin America, discussing from there the continuities and displacements that occur in the forms of governmentality that operate on women workers, in two specific stages: 1995-2002 and 2002-2010, which determine the transition from an emphasis of discipline models to an emphasis on models of self-government, in the training of women workers within the industry.