Economía colaborativa: un desafío más para la seguridad social

• Morales Ramírez, María Ascensión ^[1]
  1. [1] Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

     Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

     México

     
• Localización: Revista de la Facultad de Derecho de México, ISSN 0185-1810, Vol. 69, Nº. 273, 1, 2019, págs. 513-548
• Idioma: español
• Títulos paralelos:
  • The collaborative economy: one more challenge for social security
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  • español

    La seguridad social a más de siete décadas de su surgimiento y de constituir un derecho humano no ha logrado materializarse. Por su parte, la protección basada en el seguro social cada vez enfrenta más y nuevos retos. Sin embargo, ambos modelos en la actualidad se ven afectados por las nuevas formas atípicas de empleo, así como por la informalidad, el subempleo, el desempleo y el envejecimiento de la población en dos de sus aspectos principales: el acceso y extensión de su cobertura protectora y en su financiamiento.

  • English

    For more than seven decades, social security has failed to materialize and establish itself as a human right. Protection, based on social security, is increasingly facing more and new challenges. However, two of the main aspects of both models are currently affected by the new atypical forms of employment, as well as by informality, underemployment, unemployment and the ageing of the population: access to and extension of protective coverage and its financing. This panorama is exacerbated by the development and progress of technologies that have imposed not only models of life, but also models of work, giving way, inter alia, to the emergence of the “collaborative economy” on the international scene.Literature on this phenomenon is extensive in the field of labor and the future of work, but not in terms of social security. Hence, it is important to analyze the impact of the collaborative economy from this perspective because this type of economy seems to pose yet another challenge and a great threat to the protection of people and social inclusion (whether they are workers or not). Its study and the identification of short, medium and long term solutions to face the current and potential reality will make it possible for social security to fulfill its original role to the benefit of the social fabric.