Authoritarian Populism and Patriarchal Logics: Nicaragua's Engendered Politics

IF 1.7 3区社会学 Q2 SOCIAL ISSUES

Social Politics Pub Date : 2023-03-23 DOI:10.1093/sp/jxad006

Cristina Awadalla

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Abstract

Abstract:This article examines contemporary Nicaraguan politics to understand how gender conservatism structures the populist project of Ortega–Murillos (OrMu), the presidential couple. Through feminist discourse analysis of state texts, I examine the cultural strategies the regime uses to represent itself. I put this narrative into conversation with feminist critiques to outline how antifeminism is a central political strategy of the OrMu regime. By doing so, this article aims to demonstrate how the Nicaraguan case can advance our typologies of contemporary authoritarianisms and the social relations these political projects constitute.

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威权民粹主义与父权逻辑:尼加拉瓜的性别政治

摘要:本文检视尼加拉瓜当代政治，以了解性别保守主义如何建构总统夫妇奥尔特加-穆里略斯(OrMu)的民粹主义计划。通过对国家文本的女权主义话语分析，我考察了政权用来表现自己的文化策略。我将这一叙述与女权主义评论家进行了对话，以概述反女权主义如何成为OrMu政权的核心政治策略。通过这样做，本文旨在展示尼加拉瓜的案例如何推动我们对当代威权主义的类型学，以及这些政治项目所构成的社会关系。

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4.70

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