The sark side of the institutionalization: the danger of an authoritarian Political Science
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https://doi.org/10.35004/raep.v6i1.99Keywords:
Institutionalization, Political Science, Development, Disciplinary studiesAbstract
This article proposes a reflection useful to both interested in the disciplinary studies to decision
makers within Political Science departments. Here the relevance of institutionalization is discussed
reviewing the problems arising both confidence in the knowledge that proclaims itself neutral in the
confidence that comes from the north only to proceed from there. It is argued that the danger of
institutionalization of Political Science is the emergence of an authoritarian Political Science is unable to rescue what of itself can have this discipline in Latin America, and to impose a single way of seeing and doing the discipline.
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2016-07-15
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Baquero, Sergio Ángel, Juan Carlos Rico Noguera, and Julián Andrés Caicedo Ortiz. 2016. “The Sark Side of the Institutionalization: The Danger of an Authoritarian Political Science”. Andean Journal of Political Studies 6 (1):52-64. https://doi.org/10.35004/raep.v6i1.99.
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