¿Es factible el Green New Deal en Estados Unidos?: un análisis a partir de las trayectorias dependientes y legados de la política progresista en su historia

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Estefanía Cruz Lera

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Actualmente existen coyunturas críticas que sugieren la necesidad de un cambio político de naturaleza progresista en Estados Unidos, a partir del enfoque institucionalista histórico, se reflexiona sobre las posibilidades del Green New Deal como viraje político progresista para el país. A través de un estudio de caso con perspectiva comparada de las grandes etapas progresistas —la Era Progresista, el New Deal y el Green New Deal— se estudian los cismas, las trayectorias políticas dependientes, los mecanismos de refuerzo y de reproducción, y los legados políticos en cada periodo. El principal hallazgo consiste en que son las diferencias en el diseño político como la ambigüedad de contar solamente con resolución y mecanismos de implementación descentralizados y basados en las comunidades de forma autónoma lo que explica la desconfianza de sectores moderados y el bajo éxito institucional de la iniciativa del Green New Deal en comparación con las iniciativas de las otras eras reformistas.

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Cruz Lera, E. (2022). ¿Es factible el Green New Deal en Estados Unidos?: un análisis a partir de las trayectorias dependientes y legados de la política progresista en su historia. Revista Mexicana De Ciencias Políticas Y Sociales, 67(245). https://doi.org/10.22201/fcpys.2448492xe.2022.245.78973

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