Comment l'esprit de religion défie l'esprit de laïcité
Nestor Kirchner: From the “Powerless” President to the “Hegemonic Leader” Coming four years after that of her husband, Cristina Kirchner’s December 2007 election victory served as confirmation of “Kirchnerist” domination of the Argentine political scene. Yet the history of Nestor Kirchner’s rise to...
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2009
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| Rochtain ar líne: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Achoimre: | Nestor Kirchner: From the “Powerless” President to the “Hegemonic Leader” Coming four years after that of her husband, Cristina Kirchner’s December 2007 election victory served as confirmation of “Kirchnerist” domination of the Argentine political scene. Yet the history of Nestor Kirchner’s rise to power in 2003 shows that support for him was extremely fragile and unstable, particularly within the Peronist party with which he identified. How is one thus to understand this reconfiguration of the Argentine political game? An examination of the public policies pursued by Nestor Kirchner’s government in the first months after he came to power allows one to respond to this question. In particular, the restoration of a capacity for action partly depended on winning over the political and institutional groups interested in the redistribution of the clientelist resources attached to Nestor Kirchner’s presidential function. |
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