María Esperanza Casullo
Biographic Data
| ID | 771260 |
|---|---|
| NAME | María Esperanza Casullo |
| GIVEN NAMES | María Esperanza |
| FAMILY NAME | Casullo |
| SIGNATURE | CASULLO M E |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of Río Negro |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3716-5370 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
El camino hacia una democracia centralizada
Este artículo hará foco en un proceso que, lenta pero persistentemente, ha ido cambiando una de las dimensiones de la competencia política nacional. Se refiere a la «porteñización » de las elites políticas que compiten electoralmente por los altos cargos nacionales, sobre todo por la presidencia, y a la pérdida de relevancia de gobernadores provinciales en la competencia. Es un factor poco comentado en la producción académica, pero es un hecho qu…
Democratización y neopatrimonialismo
El presente, y seguramente el futuro, de la democracia latinoamericana está determinado por cómo culmine su intersección con el fenómeno político más potente de la era: el populismo. En ninguna región del continente es esto más notable que en América Central. Los presidentes Rodrigo Chaves, de Costa Rica; Xiomara Castro, de Honduras, y Nayib Bukele, de El Salvador, han sido calificados como populistas. Si lo fuesen, que tres de siete presidentes …
The populist body in the age of social media
Populist representation is the process by which a body or set of bodies become the signifier of a powerful act of political transgression of the social order. We call this specific type of representative linkage 'synecdochal representation'. In it, the leader's body performs three key functions: it mirrors certain popular traits that are characterized as 'low', it displays marks of exceptionality, and it appropriates symbols of institutional powe…
The Body Speaks Before It Even Talks
Deliberation is a complex interpersonal process that involves different forms of communication. While earlier versions of deliberative theory had overly rationalistic and proceduralist views of linguistic exchange, it is now understood that deliberation involves a full range of speech cultures, which include humour, storytelling, metaphors, testimonies and others, as well as the full range of emotions including fear, anger, compassion and sympath…
Argentina Turns Right, Again
After winning a narrow victory 51-49 in a November 2015 runoff election, recently elected Argentine president Mauricio Macri assumed office in early December 2015 with observers from around the reg
Clientelism
Clientelism, or the exchange of goods and services for votes, is believed to be an endemic pathology of the new democracies of the developing world. As the democratic transition created a higher number of recent democracies, the academic production on the topic of clientelism has multiplied. However, there is a puzzling disparity between the central role that the clientelistic pathology supposedly plays in explaining the weak party institutionali…
Responding to Disaster
Two similar disastrous fires struck concert venues in the USA (The Station, 2003) and Argentina (República Cromañón, 2004). We explore similarities and contrasts in public responses to these tragedies to better understand two patterns of collective action. One pattern (‘insider’) revolves around the deployment of forms of action and organization aimed at working within the constraints and opportunities already available or easily attainable withi…
The populist body in the age of social media
Populist representation is the process by which a body or set of bodies become the signifier of a powerful act of political transgression of the social order. We call this specific type of representative linkage 'synecdochal representation'. In it, the leader's body performs three key functions: it mirrors certain popular traits that are characterized as 'low', it displays marks of exceptionality, and it appropriates symbols of institutional powe…
Democratización y neopatrimonialismo
El presente, y seguramente el futuro, de la democracia latinoamericana está determinado por cómo culmine su intersección con el fenómeno político más potente de la era: el populismo. En ninguna región del continente es esto más notable que en América Central. Los presidentes Rodrigo Chaves, de Costa Rica; Xiomara Castro, de Honduras, y Nayib Bukele, de El Salvador, han sido calificados como populistas. Si lo fuesen, que tres de siete presidentes …
Responding to Disaster
Two similar disastrous fires struck concert venues in the USA (The Station, 2003) and Argentina (República Cromañón, 2004). We explore similarities and contrasts in public responses to these tragedies to better understand two patterns of collective action. One pattern (‘insider’) revolves around the deployment of forms of action and organization aimed at working within the constraints and opportunities already available or easily attainable withi…
Argentina Turns Right, Again
After winning a narrow victory 51-49 in a November 2015 runoff election, recently elected Argentine president Mauricio Macri assumed office in early December 2015 with observers from around the reg
Clientelism
Clientelism, or the exchange of goods and services for votes, is believed to be an endemic pathology of the new democracies of the developing world. As the democratic transition created a higher number of recent democracies, the academic production on the topic of clientelism has multiplied. However, there is a puzzling disparity between the central role that the clientelistic pathology supposedly plays in explaining the weak party institutionali…
The Body Speaks Before It Even Talks
Deliberation is a complex interpersonal process that involves different forms of communication. While earlier versions of deliberative theory had overly rationalistic and proceduralist views of linguistic exchange, it is now understood that deliberation involves a full range of speech cultures, which include humour, storytelling, metaphors, testimonies and others, as well as the full range of emotions including fear, anger, compassion and sympath…
The populist body in the age of social media
Populist representation is the process by which a body or set of bodies become the signifier of a powerful act of political transgression of the social order. We call this specific type of representative linkage 'synecdochal representation'. In it, the leader's body performs three key functions: it mirrors certain popular traits that are characterized as 'low', it displays marks of exceptionality, and it appropriates symbols of institutional powe…
El camino hacia una democracia centralizada
Este artículo hará foco en un proceso que, lenta pero persistentemente, ha ido cambiando una de las dimensiones de la competencia política nacional. Se refiere a la «porteñización » de las elites políticas que compiten electoralmente por los altos cargos nacionales, sobre todo por la presidencia, y a la pérdida de relevancia de gobernadores provinciales en la competencia. Es un factor poco comentado en la producción académica, pero es un hecho qu…
Democratización y neopatrimonialismo
El presente, y seguramente el futuro, de la democracia latinoamericana está determinado por cómo culmine su intersección con el fenómeno político más potente de la era: el populismo. En ninguna región del continente es esto más notable que en América Central. Los presidentes Rodrigo Chaves, de Costa Rica; Xiomara Castro, de Honduras, y Nayib Bukele, de El Salvador, han sido calificados como populistas. Si lo fuesen, que tres de siete presidentes …
Political science (7 works) · Politics and Society in Latin America (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Populism, Right-Wing Movements (3 works) · Social Media and Politics (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works)