Theories about the origin of political parties and the Uruguayan case
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https://doi.org/10.22201/fesa.26832917e.2024.5.2.314Keywords:
Political Parties, Uruguay, élite, Socio-structural changes, Political Party TheoryAbstract
In this text on party genesis, the analytical proposal lies in revisiting, at first, the general literature by proposing an ordering in three major groups: a) explanations by the incidence of socio-structural changes; b) explanations anchored in the role of individual and collective actors; c) and works that study institutional conditioning or changes. This analytical arrangement will allow us to explore rival theories on party genesis in the light of a Latin American case. The Uruguayan case is a useful laboratory of empirical analysis –especially vis-à-vis the South American region– which will allow us to control the theoretical perspectives and propositions, but also to find their limits and contextual scope on the one hand and even, on the other, to identify Gordian knots for new formulations and theoretical revisions of a situated nature.Downloads
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