Institutionalism and new political approaches
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5377/entorno.v0i57.6252Keywords:
Institutionality Political approaches, Integrative political processes.Abstract
A recovery of institutionalism was produced after the dominance of behaviorist approaches in the Political Sciences from the late seventies to the beginning of the nineties; this has been called “new institutionalism.” It is something that has somehow been symbolically called the “reincorporation of the State” (Almond, 1985). This State reincorporation is a rather intense phenomenon in the United States in the way that the State never disappeared in its entirety in the European tradition of the Political Sciences. (Peters, 2003); this is particularly true in the Spanish tradition. This article addresses the topic from a historical point of view and its main postulates, reflecting on the institutionality of the State and the new political approaches.
Entorno, december 2014, issue 57: 39-43
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