La comunidad racional. El pensamiento de Zoran Djindjic durante la crisis en la ex Yugoslavia

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11/2015
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Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales. Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani
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El banquete de los Dioses
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Tras la muerte de Josip Broz Tito, castigada por una situación económica agobiante, la ex Yugoslavia atravesó una profunda crisis política a lo largo de los años ´80 que culminaría en el ascenso de líderes y movimientos nacionalistas y en la disolución del país a través de una serie de violentas guerras civiles a principios de la década siguiente. Durante esa época el concepto de comunidad, central para la teoría del socialismo autogestionario y para el constitucionalismo yugoslavo, se convirtió en objeto de algunas de las reflexiones intelectuales más ricas. En este trabajo analizaremos algunas intervenciones del filósofo liberal Zoran Djindjic atendiendo particularmente a su crítica del socialismo yugoslavo y su reflexión sobre el concepto de comunidad política, atravesada por sus lecturas de la filosofía política de Thomas Hobbes y por la teoría social sistémica.
After the death of Josip Broz Tito and under a severe economic situation, the former Yugoslavia went through a deep political crisis during the 1980’s which would end up in the rise of nationalistic leaders and movements, and the country’s break-up by the beginning of the next decade. During that time, the concept of community, central for the theory of self-management socialism and for Yugoslav constitutionalism, became the object of some of the most interesting intellectual reflections. In this paper we will analyze some interventions by the liberal philosopher Zoran Đinđić. We will particularly focus on his critique of Yugoslav socialism and his reflection on the concept of political community, influenced by his reading of the works of Thomas Hobbes, as well as by systemic social theory.
After the death of Josip Broz Tito and under a severe economic situation, the former Yugoslavia went through a deep political crisis during the 1980’s which would end up in the rise of nationalistic leaders and movements, and the country’s break-up by the beginning of the next decade. During that time, the concept of community, central for the theory of self-management socialism and for Yugoslav constitutionalism, became the object of some of the most interesting intellectual reflections. In this paper we will analyze some interventions by the liberal philosopher Zoran Đinđić. We will particularly focus on his critique of Yugoslav socialism and his reflection on the concept of political community, influenced by his reading of the works of Thomas Hobbes, as well as by systemic social theory.
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