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Incompletud y la posibilidad de hacer: ¿Hacia una ciudadanía desnacionalizada?

Incompleteness and the possibility of making towards denationalized citizenship?
[journal article]

Sassen, Saskia

Abstract

Este artículo traza la cambiante articulación de la ciudadanía en relación tanto con lo nacional como con lo global. Al concebir la ciudadanía como un contrato teorizado de manera incompleta entre el Estado y el ciudadano, y ubicando su indagación en dicho punto de incompletud, la autora abre la dis... view more

Este artículo traza la cambiante articulación de la ciudadanía en relación tanto con lo nacional como con lo global. Al concebir la ciudadanía como un contrato teorizado de manera incompleta entre el Estado y el ciudadano, y ubicando su indagación en dicho punto de incompletud, la autora abre la discusión en torno a la construcción de lo político. La tesis central es que lo inacabado de la institución formal de la ciudadanía posibilita que quienes resulten ajenos a ésta, demanden una expansión de las inclusiones. Es quien queda fuera -ya se trate de un ciudadano forzado a pertenecer a las minorías, o de una persona inmigrante- quien ha continuado modificando la institución a lo largo del tiempo y del espacio. Los momentos de inestabilidad vuelven a este fenómeno particularmente visible. El período actual de la globalización es de esta naturaleza, pese a que se trata de una desestabilización parcial. En este escenario se conforman nuevos tipos de actores políticos que modifican la relación entre Estado e individuo al tiempo que reformulan lo político.... view less


This article outlines the changing connection of citizenship to both, the national and the global. By envisaging citizenship as a contract incompletely theorized between the state and the citizen, and locating its inquiry in the point of incompleteness, the author opens up a discussion on the constr... view more

This article outlines the changing connection of citizenship to both, the national and the global. By envisaging citizenship as a contract incompletely theorized between the state and the citizen, and locating its inquiry in the point of incompleteness, the author opens up a discussion on the construal of the political. The central argument is that the formal institution of citizenship's incompleteness enables those alien to it to demand an expansion of inclusions. It has been those left outside -whether it is a citizen forced into a minority, or an immigrant- who have continued to transform the institution in time and space. Moments of instability make this phenomenon particularly visible. The nature of the present period of globalization shares this trait, even though its destabilization is partial. New kinds of political actors, who transform the relationship between state and individual, are created in this scenario, while they redraw the political.... view less

Classification
Political System, Constitution, Government
Political Process, Elections, Political Sociology, Political Culture

Free Keywords
citizenship; denationalization; globalization; formalized institutions; incompleteness

Document language
Spanish

Publication Year
2016

Page/Pages
p. 107-139

Journal
Revista Mexicana de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, 61 (2016) 226

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/S0185-1918(16)30005-8

ISSN
2448-492X

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0


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