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Edgardo Manero et al., « Conservative reconfiguration, traces of the past and anti-populism in Argentina. Milei as a new law », HAL-SHS : sciences politiques, ID : 10.14198/DISJUNTIVA2024.5.2.5
This sociohistorical piece tends to interpret the political experience of J. Milei from the tensions generated by the use of the concept of populism and its eflection on the framework of the new rights. It contemplates not only its teorico-political novelty and its historical singularity but also its characteristics that emerge from sedimentations belonging to the national past. To this end, it analyses the intersection between the global and the local, the configuration of political leadership based on its decisionist and messianic traits, and the intrinsic idea of conflict attentive to the discursive construction of the enemy. It is considered that social weariness with politics constitutes a specific feature of this new libertarian right that articulates a certain bond of identification with the leader based on frustration and the devaluation of the other. However, although it presents characteristics of populism, it lacks a central constitutive element in its identity construction: the idea of the people as a collective political subject.