Militancia dentro y fuera de los partidos: nostalgia y adaptación en el compromiso militante en organizaciones oficialistas en Argentina y Brasil desde 2003

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05/2013
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul. Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas.
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2236-479X
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1982-5269
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A través del relevamiento de material periodístico y de documentos de organizaciones, este trabajo aborda la cuestión de cómo se concibe y experimenta la militancia al interior de las bases de sustentación activa y organizada de los gobiernos brasileros y argentinos desde 2003, dentro y fuera de los partidos políticos de origen de los presidentes. Estas concepciones son analizadas especialmente en relación con el modo en que se manifiesta la referencia al compromiso militante y las identidades políticas en el pasado, advirtiendo un fenómeno doble. Por un lado, se observa una adaptación a condiciones de incertidumbre y volatilidad de la vida política en las propias prácticas políticas cotidianas. Por otro lado, los testimonios de los propios actores exhiben, en cambio, definiciones nostálgicas y apelaciones a un pasado de identidades políticas arraigadas, de partidos (o de su propio partido) teniendo una intensa vida orgánica y con un sostenido y permanente vínculo con el electorado.
As a result of gathering and analyzing journalistic material as well as documents and manifests released by the organizations, this paper approaches the issue of how political activism is conceived and experienced within the active and organized supporting ensembles (in and out of the presidents’ party of origin) of the Argentine and Brazilian governments since 2003. Those conceptions are analyzed specially with respect to the way the subjects refer to what political commitment and political identities were like in the past, concluding there is a double phenomenon. On one hand, there is an adaptation, in their own and every-day political activities and practices, to an environment defined by uncertainty and volatility. On the other hand, they express nostalgic definitions and references to a past in which political identities were allegedly stable, and parties (or their own party, at least) had an intense organic life and a permanent bond with voters.
As a result of gathering and analyzing journalistic material as well as documents and manifests released by the organizations, this paper approaches the issue of how political activism is conceived and experienced within the active and organized supporting ensembles (in and out of the presidents’ party of origin) of the Argentine and Brazilian governments since 2003. Those conceptions are analyzed specially with respect to the way the subjects refer to what political commitment and political identities were like in the past, concluding there is a double phenomenon. On one hand, there is an adaptation, in their own and every-day political activities and practices, to an environment defined by uncertainty and volatility. On the other hand, they express nostalgic definitions and references to a past in which political identities were allegedly stable, and parties (or their own party, at least) had an intense organic life and a permanent bond with voters.
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