THE STATE PROCESSING OF POPULAR DEMANDS. THE CASE OF CORDOBA, ARGENTINA

Abstract

The languages of the popular demands and their inscription in the interstices of the policy, necessarily implies identifying the instances of processing -institutionally-where the power of the resistance is transcribed in the orders of the public administration. That is why an analysis of popular grammar using discourse and content analysis techniques to a set of interviews made within the framework of social movements in Córdoba, Argentina, during the period 2004-2010 was conducted. The present work is organized in three sections: the first contextualizes the Argentinian policy from the perception of the popular sectors; the second one warns about the emergence of new collective actors in the context of the 2001 economic crisis; and finally, the third develops the trajectory of state devices and popular organizations, addressed in the previous sections, but now in the territory of
the province of Córdoba.