Novos governos na América Latina do início do século XXI: as ciências sociais frente à teoria das duas esquerdas

Abstract

This thesis aims to understand how the social sciences in Latin America are shown in front of the emergence in this decade, from new governments, whether left, center-left or progressives, non-conservatives, but showing a post-neoliberal political theme. This works on the assumption of influence called Kirkpatrick Doctrine in the dominant thinking that points to the existence of two types of left on the continent. Finally, seeks to provide elements for a critical analysis of this dichotomic categorization and manichaean.