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Problemas sociales y políticas sociales neodesarrollistas: el Programa Familia Argentina

Authors: Ortiz, María Isabel; Pérez Rubio, Ana María;

Problemas sociales y políticas sociales neodesarrollistas: el Programa Familia Argentina

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En los últimos años se ha ido consolidando en Latinoamérica una tendencia hacia el reposicionamiento del Estado en los procesos políticos y sociales que derivó en nuevos lineamientos de política pública. Esta temática se vincula con la consideración de la llamada “cuestión social”, la que se particulariza en cada época bajo la forma de problemas sociales que constituyen la expresión del modo en que se interroga, interpreta, resuelve, ordena y canaliza dicha cuestión. Por lo tanto, como categoría de análisis, remite a los diferentes modos en que se significan y explican los problemas sociales. El campo político y el de los expertos (o los técnicos) son, por excelencia, campos de producción de problemas sociales, en la medida en que son los que gestionan la cuestión social. De ahí derivan los planes y programas de política social que pone en marcha el Estado. El presente artículo analiza a nivel del discurso tomando como fuente los documentos oficiales del Ministerio de Desarrollo Social y entrevistas a funcionarios de nivel nacional y provincial los Programas Sociales del Bicentenario, en particular el Programa Familia Argentina. La pretensión es dar respuesta a las siguientes preguntas: cómo se definen los problemas sociales frente a los cuales las políticas sociales se proponen como solución; cuál es la noción de ciudadanía que subyace en esta propuesta de protección social; y cómo se entiende la inclusión.

In recent years, a trend towards the repositioning of the State in social and political processes has been consolidated in Latin America; that resulted in new guidelines for public policy. This issue is related to the recognition of the “social question”, which is particularized in each period under the shape of social problems that constitute the expressions on how it is questioned, interpreted, solved, organized and canalized. Therefore, as a category of analysis, it refers to the various ways in which the social problems get meaning and explanation. The political and the experts (or technicians) fields are, by far, the main producers of social problems, due to the fact that they are responsible for the management of the social question. Thus, the plans and programs of social policy that triggers the State derive from this entity. This article looks at the discourse level takings as a source the official documents of the Ministry of Social Development and interviews with officials from national and provincial the social programs Bicentennial, including Argentina Family Program. The aim is to answer the following questions: how to define social problems against which social policies are proposed as a solution; which is the notion of citizenship that underlies the proposed social protection; and how inclusion is understood.

Fil: Pérez Rubio, Ana María. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Instituto de Investigaciones Geohistóricas; Argentina.

Fil: Ortíz, María Isabel. Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Centro de Estudios Sociales; Argentina.

Fil: Pérez Rubio, Ana María. Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Facultad de Humanidades; Argentina.

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Argentina family program, Neo-developmentalism, Políticas sociales, Neodesarrollismo, Programa familia Argentina, políticas sociales, neodesarrollismo, Cuestión social, Argentina Family Program, Social policy, Economía, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5.4, Social issue, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5, cuestión social, Social Issue, Programa Familia Argentina, Sociología, Neo-desarrollismo

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