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Since their beginnings at the end of the last century, social movements have shown great heterogeneity both in their political strategies and in their ideological identities. The conformation of the Popular Economy Workers’ Confederation in 2011 in Argentina was the first step in the construction of a unity that culminated in the creation of the Popular Economy Workers' Union in 2019. Using publications, interviews with leaders and participant observation in mobilizations and events, the process is analyzed. The paper argues that the collective identity built around the concept of "Popular Economy" was a crucial factor for the unity of these social movements. In this period, an important "identity work" was deployed within them. Such an identity work generated a "layer" of common collective identity, which was overlapped with the ideological and political positions of the different social movements.

La Economía Popular como identidad colectiva. El camino a la unidad de los movimientos y organizaciones populares en la Argentina (2011-2019)