Amistad, solidaridad y activismo en el movimiento cannábico argentino

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08/2018
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Universidad de Caldas
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Cultura y Drogas
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0122-8455
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2590-7840
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Analizar etnográficamente las relaciones de “amistad” y “confianza”** en el movimiento cannábico del Área Metropolitana de Buenos Aires (AMBA), Argentina. En particular, el papel que juegan dichos lazos en la praxis política de quienes se reconocen como activistas. Metodología. Los resultados son producto del trabajo de campo junto a activistas cannábicos del AMBA, donde se combinaron técnicas como la observación participante, la entrevista en profundidad y el análisis de fuentes secundarias. Resultados y conclusiones. En el contexto prohibicionista imperante, las relaciones de “amistad” y “confianza” basadas en el intercambio de dones han ocupado un lugar central en la conformación y consolidación del movimiento y activismo cannábico argentino. La “amistad” y “confianza” no sólo mantienen las relaciones entre los activistas, sino que es la forma a partir de la cual concitan adhesiones entre sus pares, sostienen la lucha y expresan su compromiso con la misma.
To provide an ethnographical analysis of “friendship” and “trust” relationships within the cannabis movement of the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires (AMBA), Argentina. In particular, the role played by these ties in the political praxis of those who recognize themselves as activists. Methodology. Ethnographic fieldwork among cannabis activists of the AMBA, combining techniques such as participant observation, in-depth interview and analysis of secondary sources. Results and conclusions. In the prevailing prohibitionist context, relations of “friendship” and “trust” built on gift-exchange have occupied a central part in the conformation and consolidation of cannabis movement and activism in Argentina. “Friendship” and “trust” not only maintain relationships between activists, but they are also the way in which activists gather their peers’ support, keep up their struggle and express their commitment to it
To provide an ethnographical analysis of “friendship” and “trust” relationships within the cannabis movement of the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires (AMBA), Argentina. In particular, the role played by these ties in the political praxis of those who recognize themselves as activists. Methodology. Ethnographic fieldwork among cannabis activists of the AMBA, combining techniques such as participant observation, in-depth interview and analysis of secondary sources. Results and conclusions. In the prevailing prohibitionist context, relations of “friendship” and “trust” built on gift-exchange have occupied a central part in the conformation and consolidation of cannabis movement and activism in Argentina. “Friendship” and “trust” not only maintain relationships between activists, but they are also the way in which activists gather their peers’ support, keep up their struggle and express their commitment to it
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