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Resurgimiento De La Derecha En América Latina126 Nuevas Coaliciones Y Agendas Cuatrimestral de estudios internacionales • Barcelona, diciembre 2020 • ISSN 1133-6595 • ISBN 9788492511846 • 11€ RESURGIMIENTO DE LA DERECHA EN AMÉRICA LATINA126 NUEVAS COALICIONES Y AGENDAS Barry Cannon y Patricia Rangel Coordinadores científicos Los grandes propietarios transnacionales Julián Cárdenas, en América Latina Francisco Robles-Rivera y Diego Martínez-Vallejo Derechas neopatriotas y contestación José Antonio Sanahuja al orden liberal y Camilo López La derecha chilena en la encrucijada: la contrahegemonía Stéphanie Alenda, de los liderazgos subnacionales y solidarios Julieta Suárez-Cao y Carmen Le Foulon La élite neoliberal del poder y del conocimiento (Guatemala) Karin Fischer La derecha peruana: de la hegemonía a la crisis y Harold Waxenecker Democracia y poder de las élites: en Bolivia y en Perú Nicolás Lynch La democracia como estrategia política John Crabtree de la derecha venezolana Ybiskay González El ascenso neopentecostal y securitario en Brasil Kristina Hinz, Juliana Vinuto y Aline Beatriz Coutinho Las mujeres de las derechas latinoamericanas Verónica Giordano del siglo XXI y Gina Paola Rodríguez Tribunales supremos, neogolpismo André Coelho y la nueva derecha en Brasil y Mayra Goulart RESURGIMIENTO DE LA DERECHA EN AMÉRICA LATINA 126 NUEVAS COALICIONES Y AGENDAS Nueva época Diciembre 2020 Coordinadores científicos: Barry Cannon y Patrícia Rangel Director/Editor-in-chief: Pol Morillas Editora/Managing Editor: Elisabet Mañé Editora de sección/Section Editor: Isabel Verdet Consejo editorial/Editorial Board: Anna Ayuso (CIDOB), Oriol Costa (UAB), Blanca Garcés (CIDOB), Robert Kissack (IBEI), Marga León (UAB), Salvador Martí Puig (UdG), Àlex Ruiz (UOC), Jordi Vaquer (OSIFE). 126 Consejo asesor/Advisory Board: Sergio Aguayo, El Colegio de México, A.C.; Manuel Nueva época Alcántara, Universidad de Salamanca; José Antonio Alonso, Universidad Complutense de Diciembre 2020 Madrid, Universidad de Columbia; Esther Barbé Izuel, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona; Adrián Bonilla, Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO); Alison Brysk, ISSN: 1133-6595 University of California, Santa Barbara; Miguel Ángel Centeno, Princeton University; Noe ISBN:ISBN 978-84-92511-87-7 Cornago, Universidad del País Vasco; Rafael Fernández de Castro, Center for U.S.-Mexican www.cidob.org Studies, UC San Diego; Caterina Garcia Segura, Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Jean Grugel, University of Sheffield; Fernando Guirao, Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Daniel Innerarity, Instituto © CIDOB (Barcelona Centre for International de Gobernanza Democrática (Globernance); Jacint Jordana, Institut Barcelona d’Estudis Affairs) Internacionals (IBEI); Gemma Martín Muñoz, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid; Diego Muro, University of St Andrews; Ludolfo Paramio, Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos, CSIC; José Antonio Sanahuja, Universidad Complutense de Madrid; Maria Regina Soares da Lima, Creada en 1982, Revista CIDOB d’afers Universidad Estatal de Rio de Janeiro; Max Spoor, International Institute of Social Studies of internacionals es una publicación cultural/ Erasmus University Rotterdam; Juan Gabriel Tokatlian, Universidad Di Tella, Buenos Aires; Fidel académica cuatrimestral de relaciones Tubino, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú; Pere Vilanova i Trias, Universitat de Barcelona. internacionales y desarrollo. 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Revista CIDOB d’Afers Internacionals, n.º 126 ISSN:1133-6595 E-ISSN:2013-035X DOI: doi.org/10.24241/rcai.2020.126.3 Resurgimiento de la derecha en América Latina: nuevas coaliciones y agendas Barry Cannon y Patrícia Rangel ........................................................................ 7 Introducción: resurgimiento de la derecha en América Latina Julián Cárdenas, Francisco Robles-Rivera y Diego Martínez-Vallejo ...................... 17 Los dueños de América Latina: las redes entre los grandes propietarios transnacionales José Antonio Sanahuja y Camilo López Burian .................................................. 41 Las derechas neopatriotas en América Latina: contestación al orden liberal internacional Stéphanie Alenda, Julieta Suárez-Cao y Carmen Le Foulon ................................. 65 SUMARIO La derecha chilena en la encrucijada: la contrahegemonía de los liderazgos subnacionales y solidarios Karin Fischer y Harald Waxenecker ................................................................ 89 Redes de poder: consideraciones sobre la élite neoliberal de poder y conocimiento en Guatemala Nicolás Lynch ............................................................................................ 117 La derecha peruana: de la hegemonía a la crisis (1990-2020) John Crabtree ........................................................................................... 139 Democracia, poder de las élites y sociedad civil: una comparativa entre Bolivia y el Perú Ybiskay González ...................................................................................... 163 La democracia como estrategia política de la derecha venezolana Kristina Hinz, Juliana Vinuto y Aline Beatriz Coutinho ...................................... 185 Por Dios y por las armas: el ascenso neopentecostal y securitario en Brasil (2003-2019) Verónica Giordano y Gina Paola Rodríguez ................................................... 215 Las mujeres de las derechas latinoamericanas del siglo XXI Mayra Goulart y André Luiz Coelho .............................................................. 239 El papel de los tribunales supremos y la nueva derecha: el neogolpismo en Brasil Reseñas de libros (temas) Elías Chavarría-Mora ................................................................................. 261 La(s) derecha(s): ¿ayer, hoy y siempre? Nerea C. Palma, Gonzalo Parra Coray y Jesirell Turell ..................................... 265 ¿Una nueva ola de derecha radical? Belén Díaz ................................................................................................ 268 La derecha latinoamericana contraataca: más allá de los partidos políticos Salvador Martí i Puig .................................................................................. 272 América Latina: votos y democracia Alfredo Crespo Alcázar .............................................................................. 275 Acotando el fascismo como fenómeno histórico Listado de revisores 2020 ................................................................... 279 Revista CIDOB d’Afers Internacionals, n.º 126 ISSN:1133-6595 E-ISSN:2013-035X DOI: doi.org/10.24241/rcai.2020.126.3 The resurgence of the right in Latin America: new coalitions and agendas Barry Cannon y Patrícia Rangel ........................................................................ 7 Introduction: the resurgence
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