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Análisis del discurso y coaliciones políticas

El caso de la Alianza (1997-1999)
Authors: Gonzalo Páez;

Análisis del discurso y coaliciones políticas

Abstract

Luego de la crisis política y la caída del gobierno de la “Alianza” UCR-Frepaso, el sistema político argentino sufrió un proceso de fuerte fragmentación y atomización de las fuerzas partidarias impidiendo que cualquier fuerza política pudiera llegar a conformar una mayoría nacional sin llevar a cabo una coalición. Además, el fuerte trauma que significó la caída de esta coalición dificulta, en la actualidad, la conformación de nuevas alianzas. Este es el tema principal del presente libro. Nos planteamos como objetivo realizar nuevos aportes al estudio de las coaliciones. Utilizaremos como herramienta la Teoría de la hegemonía de Ernesto Laclau, según la cual podremos comprender cómo los diversos particularismos que conformaron la Alianza realizaron esta articulación redefiniendo sus identidades y unificando la oposición alrededor de un “exterior constitutivo”, el “menemismo”.

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