La debilitación de los espacios políticos tradicionales ha menoscabado los derechos de la democracia de la ciudadanía política. Frente a la hegemonía del capitalismo neoliberal y su epitome, la financiarización global, se levanta un archipiélago ambivalente de fuerzas sociales. En este trabajo se analiza el proceso sociológico de construcción histórica de los movimientos sociales de emancipación a partir de una simbiosis analítica entre los modelos socioestructurales y microsociales; se plantean los límites de la acción política, así como la morfología, frecuentemente tácita, del nuevo consenso del capitalismo.
The weakening of traditional political spaces has undermined the rights of democracy of political citizenship. Faced with the hegemony of neoliberal capitalism and its epitome, global financialization, arises an ambivalent archipelago of social forces. This paper analyzes the sociological process of historical construction of the social movements of emancipation in the North Atlantic context, from a methodological symbiosis between the socio-structural and microsocial models; the limits of political action are raised, as well as the morphology, often tacit, of the new consensus of capitalism.
The weakening of traditional political spaces has undermined the rights of democracy of political citizenship. Faced with the hegemony of neoliberal capitalism and its epitome, global financialization, arises an ambivalent archipelago of social forces. This paper analyzes the sociological process of historical construction of the social movements of emancipation in the North Atlantic context, from a methodological symbiosis between the socio-structural and microsocial models; the limits of political action are raised, as well as the morphology, often tacit, of the new consensus of capitalism
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