
handle: 10201/210962
Este estudio aborda cómo el trumpismo, en tanto expresión del populismo de derecha, surgió y se fortaleció como resultado de la conformación y consolidación del capitalismo del conocimiento en Estados Unidos. El auge de este fenómeno político se entiende como manifestación de las contradicciones y crisis políticas acontecidas en ese país, las cuales fueron consecuencia directa del proceso de transición hacia una nueva era del desarrollo capitalista resultante de las principales transformaciones estructurales del capitalismo acumuladas desde finales del siglo XX y de su crisis desarrollada en el siglo XXI.
A study about how trumpism, as an expression of right-wing populism, arose and strengthened as a result of the formation and evolution of knowledge capitalism in the United States. The apogee of this political phenomenon is understood as a manifestation of the political contradictions and crises that took place in that country, which were a direct consequence of the transition process toward a new era of capitalist development as a result of the main structural capitalist transformations accumulated since the final years of the twentieth century and its crisis during the twenty first century.
Populism, No relacionado con ningún objetivo de desarrollo sostenible, Capitalismo del Conocimiento, Transition, Estados Unidos, Populismo, Transición, United States, Knowledge Capitalism, Crisis
Populism, No relacionado con ningún objetivo de desarrollo sostenible, Capitalismo del Conocimiento, Transition, Estados Unidos, Populismo, Transición, United States, Knowledge Capitalism, Crisis
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