The paper discusses the insertion of critical social psychology in the field of solidary economy, as a laboral setting able to constitute singularized ways of working. For that, it briefly reviews the field of associative and cooperative labor, relating it with the issues of subjectivity and contemporaneity. It questions the emancipatory references of critical social sciences, specially psychology, raising the need of the cartography of new maps to outline the labyrinth of contemporaneity, with its ambiguities and possibilities, analyzing an empirical register taken by the field of cooperative system based on solidarity. Finally, it raises the need of a progressist agenda for psychology, when inserted in this specific reality of the labor world.
Solidary economy; social psychology; subjectivity
