Colombia Internacional

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Partidismo gubernamental en los sistemas presidenciales. Una estrategia de análisis

No. 120 (2024-10-09)
  • Marcelo Camerlo
    Instituto de Ciencias Sociales de la Universidad de Lisboa (Portugal)
  • Luis Bernardo Mejía Guinand
    Universidad de los Andes (Colombia)
https://doi.org/10.7440/colombiaint120.2024.01

Resumen

Objetivo/contexto: a partir de una definición consistente con el modelo de gobierno de partido, este artículo presenta una tipología flexible para categorizar y clasificar variantes de partidismo en los presidencialismos de coalición latinoamericanos. Metodología: se propone una estrategia de medición que, a partir de los supuestos del partidismo gubernamental, permite representar el vínculo individual-organizacional de un ministro en términos de: comprometido, eventualmente consolidado y jerárquico. Mediante la tipología se puede medir el concepto de partidismo gubernamental de manera nominal, ordinal y dicotómica. Conclusiones: la estrategia de medición hace posible observar un rango de variación de partidismo importante en los presidencialismos de coalición latinoamericanos. De forma adicional, ofrece luces en la comprensión de cómo los presidentes deciden sobre la composición de su gabinete. Originalidad: se sugiere un enfoque innovador para categorizar y clasificar variantes de partidismo en el Gobierno.

Palabras clave: modelo de gobierno partido, variantes de partidismo, estrategia de medición, presidencialismo

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