Exclusion, desire and recognition. Paradoxes of politics and democratic state

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Israel Covarrubias González

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Today, exclusion resides inside the State and political regimes as a paradox. Exclusion presupposes the formation of the subjectification process. of politics where the subjeet looks to be recognized. This claim for institutional creation of the so called "equality spheres" has led to a new source of exclusions,allowing the establishment of temporarY and spatial positions in contemporary democracies. It allows us to see the transformation of democracy: a radical erosion of the political order due to an increase of monópolizing confliet, such as high social costs for the State when it responds to exclusion.

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Covarrubias González, I. (2010). Exclusion, desire and recognition. Paradoxes of politics and democratic state. Estudios Latinoamericanos, (26), 17–45. https://doi.org/10.22201/cela.24484946e.2010.26.49489

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Author Biography

Israel Covarrubias González, Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México.

Doctor en ciencia politica por la Universidad de Florencia, Italia. Actualmente es profesor investigador de tiempo completo en la Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México. Es miembro del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores (nivel I). Su libro más reciente es El drama de México.Sujeto, ley y democracia (México, Aporia Editores, 2011). Correo electrónico: <icovarrubias76@hotrnail.com>.