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Lo común y la cuestión de la institución by Dardot, Pierre

“…  *****    The common and the question of the institution   Abstract    This  article  develops an  approach  to  the study  of  neoliberal  societies,  articulating  in  its  deployment the relationship between institutions, practices of resistance and practices of the common, which develops in three times. Initially problematizing the relationship between resistance and institutions, he proposes a disciplinary problem about the emergence of the institution for the social sciences, focusing especially on French sociology; later, and taking as reference the works of Marx andCastoriadis, it deals with the relation and distinction between praxis and instituting imaginary; to end up proposing, in a third movement,  the  practices  of  the  common  as  instituting  praxis  that  manage  not  only  to  introduce transformations to the instituted but also to produce an institution. …”
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La creación política de lo común frente a la violencia radical e inconvertible: Psicoanálisis en los confines de la democracia política by Bilbao, Alejandro

“…Since, undeniably linked to the historicity of man, in the ways in which this historicity is transparent in artistic, moral, religious and political creations, violence is no less relevant, a difficult consideration for the actions that she summons within the social logic. In three thematic times aimed at a reflection on its contours, limits and extremes, violence emerges in the indissoluble link that it maintains with politics and history. …”
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UN ESCENARIO PARA DOS ACTORES: COMERCIO FORMAL E INFORMAL, LA DOBLE ARTICULACIÓN DE LA JUSTICIA (SANTIAGO DE CHILE, 1796-1797) by Goicovich, Francis

“…ABSTRACT The study of a lawsuit that involved formal merchants and informal traders at the late Colony times in the Plaza Mayor of Santiago, is an excuse to delve  into historical topics such as the clash of classes, their codes of conduct, and the divergent concepts of justice on which supported their right to exercising  such activity in the main public space of the Kingdom of Chile. …”
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