Entre el cliente y el patrón: la intermediación política en los periodos de latencia
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Cobilt Cruz, Elizabeth Cristina
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México: FLACSO México
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Los estudios sobre clientelismo político se han tornado previsibles, ya que han girado sobre los mismos ejes, es decir, se han centrado en el análisis del rol de los patrones (partidos políticos) y los clientes (ciudadanos). Los intermediarios han quedado un tanto opacados pese a la relevancia del rol que desempeñan como mediadores entre los primeros y los segundos. Retomando algunos elementos de la perspectiva politológica y otros desde la perspectiva antropológica-cultural, esta investigación explora a uno de los actores menos conocidos de la relación clientelar: el intermediario político. De esta manera, se hace hincapié en indagar cuál es el papel de la intermediación política en la construcción y el mantenimiento de la relación de tipo clientelar en un contexto de competencia electoral durante los periodos de latencia. El estudio de caso se centra en La Magdalena Contreras, una de las delegaciones del Distrito Federal.
Studies on politic clientelism, have become predictable, since they have turned around on the same main axes; that means, they have focused in the role analysis of the boss (the political parties) and the clients (citizens). The intermediaries have remained rather darkened even though the relevance of the role that they play as mediators between both political parties and clients. By recapturing again some clue issues from the political science angle, and others from the anthropological-cultural perspective, this research explores one of the actors less known of the client relationship: the politic intermediary. In this way the attention is called on searching which is the position of the politic intermediation in the creation and preservation of the clientele’s relationship in an electoral competence context during the latency periods. The study of the case is focus in La Magdalena Contreras, a political delegation that conforms the Federal District were Mexico City is placed.
Studies on politic clientelism, have become predictable, since they have turned around on the same main axes; that means, they have focused in the role analysis of the boss (the political parties) and the clients (citizens). The intermediaries have remained rather darkened even though the relevance of the role that they play as mediators between both political parties and clients. By recapturing again some clue issues from the political science angle, and others from the anthropological-cultural perspective, this research explores one of the actors less known of the client relationship: the politic intermediary. In this way the attention is called on searching which is the position of the politic intermediation in the creation and preservation of the clientele’s relationship in an electoral competence context during the latency periods. The study of the case is focus in La Magdalena Contreras, a political delegation that conforms the Federal District were Mexico City is placed.
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Primer lugar Concurso Nacional de Tesis de la Sociedad Mexicana de Estudios Electorales A.C. Presea "Carlos Pereyra Boldrini": Maestría, Maestría en Ciencias Sociales (XVI Promoción), 2009.
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Tesis de maestría
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156 páginas
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Cobilt Cruz, E. C. (2008). Entre el cliente y el patrón: la intermediación política en los periodos de latencia. [Tesis de maestría, FLACSO México].
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