Debates y recepciones de la perspectiva Laclausiana del populismo: pueblo e instituciones en los discursos populistas Latinoamericanos

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12/2014
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Grupo Interuniversitario Postdata
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1515-209X
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La noción de populismo ha estado presente en múltiples debates políticos y académicos, desde la segunda mitad del siglo XX hasta la actualidad, y ha adquirido significaciones y valoraciones diversas. En este artículo se analiza el concepto de populismo desde la teoría laclausiana de la hegemonía, centrándonos en su vinculación con las instituciones. Asimismo, se da cuenta de algunas de las recepciones que ha tenido este enfoque en Argentina, indagando las diferentes posturas en torno a la relación populismo-institucionalismo. A lo largo del texto se argumenta que, simultáneamente a la creación de un pueblo, el populismo implica la definición de un nuevo orden institucional.
The notion of populism appears frequently in political analysis and academic researches about Latin-American context since the 1950s. It took part in multiple debates and received different significations and valorizations. The aim of this article is to explore into the concept of populism inside the Ernesto Laclau's hegemony theory, especially considering its links with institutionalism. Also, we expose some receptions of this perspective, taking into account the different approaches about the relations between populism and institutions. Through the text we argue that populism has to do with the creation of "the people" but, at the same time, it involves the definition of a new institutional order.
The notion of populism appears frequently in political analysis and academic researches about Latin-American context since the 1950s. It took part in multiple debates and received different significations and valorizations. The aim of this article is to explore into the concept of populism inside the Ernesto Laclau's hegemony theory, especially considering its links with institutionalism. Also, we expose some receptions of this perspective, taking into account the different approaches about the relations between populism and institutions. Through the text we argue that populism has to do with the creation of "the people" but, at the same time, it involves the definition of a new institutional order.
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