MASCULINIDAD HEGEMÓNICA, SUJETOS ENDRIAGOS Y GOBERNANZA CRIMINAL EN UN PUEBLO ZACATECANO.
This article explores the way in which, under the logic of precariousness imposed by the neoliberal horizon, an ideal of necromasculinity is configured and legitimized in an intimate relationship with organized crime, with the patriarchal structural logic of the State and its institutions. Local eve...
| Publicado en: | CONfines de Relaciones Internacionales y Ciencia Política Vol. 21; no. 40; pp. 7 - 28 |
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Department of International Relations & Political Science of the Tecnologico de Monterrey
ene-may2025
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| Sumario: | This article explores the way in which, under the logic of precariousness imposed by the neoliberal horizon, an ideal of necromasculinity is configured and legitimized in an intimate relationship with organized crime, with the patriarchal structural logic of the State and its institutions. Local events are used as an example to analyze the way in which endriago subjects model gendered patterns of behavior that intertwine necropower and necropolitical techniques to establish themselves as a form of local government and a model of masculinity that produces a specific type of sensitivity where violence is glamorized, while their most atrocious consequences are hidden. |
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