Suchergebnisse

En este trabajo se analiza la participación (PP) mediante acciones directas y en instituciones de democracia participativa y directa diseñadas por el Estado municipal y provincial implementadas en Córdoba (Argentina). Los datos se relevaron desde dos muestras poblacionales (N=200 y N=450) durante 2010 mediante encuestas aplicadas a residentes mayores de 18 años. El enfoque adoptado permitió describir la pertenencia a diferentes organizaciones sociales de aquellos ciudadanos que participaron en al menos una de estas instancias participativas; conocer la amplitud e intensidad de la participación, sus dimensiones psicosociales asociadas y conocer cómo se distribuyen estas dimensiones entre quienes participaron y no participaron. ; This paper analyzes the participation (PP) means of direct action and through institutions of participatory democracy and direct democracy, designed by the state (municipal and provincial) implemented in Cordoba (Argentina). The data were surveyed on two population samples (N = 200 and N = 450) during 2010 and through surveys applied to residents (over 18 years). The approach allowed describing the membership in to different social organizations of citizens who participated in at least one of these instances participatory; know the extent and intensity of their participation, the psychosocial dimensions associated, and knowing how these dimensions are distributed among those who participated and those who not participate. ; Fil: Sorribas, Patricia Mariel. Universidad Católica de Córdoba. Facultad de Ciencias Politicas y Relaciones Internacionales; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina ; Fil: Garay Reyna, Zenaida María. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba. Centro de Estudios Avanzados; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina

The analysis of institutional innovations for channeling citizen participation allows us to recognize that they can be oriented towards the realization or reinforcement of very diverse and contrasting "societal" projects. In this paper, we propose to address different participatory instances through various theoretical-methodological approaches in order to provide evidence and contribute to the discussion. The selected cases correspond to institutional innovations that encourage individual or collective citizen participation and that are implemented at different levels of government with varied designs. For this purpose, we mainly consider how inclusive each of the instances analyzed are and whether they tend more towards strengthening representative government than towards the progressive installation of a more participatory conception of democracy. The evidence produced allows us to recognize that in the case of the JPV, the PP Barrial, JPC-CB and the application App Ciudadana, the centrality of the management undertaken by the representatives in the government is explicit, strengthening a representative conception of democracy at both levels of government. In the case of community-based cultural policies, the centrality of national and municipal management is not evident, rather it is concealed by the rhetoric of co-management. Plural participation in the framework of these policies has been restricted and depowered by institutional weakness, but also as a result of instrumental and corporate participation. In terms of epistemic diversity, these innovations as a whole fail to guarantee the inclusion of varied, open and accessible channels for people with different life trajectories, in all social positions, to publicly express their dissent. ; El análisis de las innovaciones institucionales para canalizar la participación ciudadana permite reconocer que pueden orientarse a la concreción o reforzamientos de proyectos "societales" muy diversos y contrastantes. En el presente trabajo nos proponemos abordar ...