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De movimientos a partidos. La cristalización electoral de la protesta

From movements to political parties. The electoral crystallization of protest
Authors: Lobera Serrano, Josep;

De movimientos a partidos. La cristalización electoral de la protesta

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El paso de movimientos sociales a formaciones políticas ha sido escasamente tratado en la literatura académica, aunque reúne un interés creciente. En España, ciertas continuidades entre el 15-M y la emergencia de nuevos partidos pueden ser observadas. En este artículo, se plantean tres ideas sobre el paso de movimientos a partidos y se ponen en relación con contribuciones que siguen en esta misma sección. En primer lugar, el 15-M está lejos de ser un bloque claramente delimitado, por lo que su extensión hacia la política representativa no puede ser tratada de manera única; es preciso identificar distintas formas en las que este paso o extensión a la dinámica de partidos tiene lugar. En segundo lugar, se explora la relación existente entre tres procesos de cambio: la erosión del apoyo político desde 2008, el apoyo a las movilizaciones del 15-M en 2011 y la emergencia de nuevos partidos en 2014 y 2015. Por último, se subraya la importancia de introducir el análisis de ‘la transversalidad con intensidades distintas’ que tiene lugar entre la opinión pública en estos tres procesos de cambio. Palabras clave: Nuevos partidos políticos, movimientos

The passage of social movements to political parties has been barely treated in the academic literature, but it meets a growing interest. In Spain, certain continuities between 15-M and the emergence of new parties can be observed. This article raised three ideas about the passage of social movements to political parties, which are presented in relation to subsequent articles in this section. First, the 15-M is far from being a clearly defined block, so its extension into representative politics cannot be treated in a unique way; it is necessary to identify different levels in which this extension takes place. Second, the relationship between three processes of change is analysed: the erosion of political support since 2008, the public’s support for the 15-M demonstrations in 2011, and the emergence of new parties in 2014 and 2015. Finally, it is emphasized the importance of introducing the analysis of ‘cross-sectionalism with different intensities’ that occurs within public opinion in these three processes. Keywords: New political parties, social mov

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Institucionalización, social movements, institucionalización, 15-M, Podemos, institutionalization, Movimientos sociales, Nuevos partidos políticos, movimientos sociales, New political parties, Sociología, Debates

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