HU Global Sociology of Elite Conflict Lecture Series
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16. Mai, 14 Uhr
Inés Nercesian (University of Buenos Aires)
"Elites and Influences in Argentina 2023-2025"
Abstract:
In this presentation, we’ll analyze the relationship between economic elites with the government during 2023-2025 in Argentina. Our hypothesis is that the economic elites in Argentina are fragmented and have different types of structural power and instrumental power. Even when there was an agreement among elites on the general economic direction, sectoral policies have had diverse effects, so the relationship with the government is different.
Inés Nercesian is a Sociologist, Master in Research in Social Sciences and PHD in Social Sciences, University of Buenos Aires (UBA). She is a researcher at the National Council for Scientific and Technological Research (CONICET) and works for the Latin American Institute, UBA. She is a Professor at the UBA.
Zoom Link:
Thema: HU Global Sociology of Elite Conflict Series — Inés Nercesian
Uhrzeit: 16.Mai 2025 02:00 PM Amsterdam, Berlin, Rom, Stockholm, Wien
Zoom-Meeting beitreten
https://hu-berlin.zoom-x.de/j/64963250601?pwd=AtKCVySHOUDKPPVAxvkOk9N457mLwe.1
Meeting-ID: 649 6325 0601
Passwort: 910046
13. Juni, 13 Uhr
Antonio Martín-Cabello (Universidad Rey Juan Carlos)
"Political, Economic, and Cultural Elites in Spain from the Late 19th Century to the Present."
Abstract:
The formation of the elites in Spain has been strongly influenced by the prolonged and late process of modernization of the country. This conference tries to explore the sociological determinants that have shaped the Spanish elites. To this end, it analyzes the status of Spanish elites across three distinct epochs: from the late 19th century to the Spanish Civil War, during General Franco's dictatorship, and from the democratic transition to the present day. Each period will be scrutinized to discern the composition and structure of these elites, categorized into political, economic, and cultural spheres. Additionally, the interplay and conflicts between these elite categories and broader society will be delineated. Special consideration will be given to the position of women as a marginalized group within the elites.
Antonio Martín-Cabello (Madrid, Spain, 1975) holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Sociology, a Master of Science in Human Resources Management, and a Doctor of Philosophy in Sociology. During his academic career, he spent an academic year at the University of Central England in Birmingham, United Kingdom. He has held the position of Assistant Lecturer at Alfonso X el Sabio University in Madrid, Spain, and is currently a Professor of Sociology at Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid, Spain. Additionally, he has served as a Visiting Researcher and Lecturer at Alberto Hurtado University in Santiago de Chile, the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin in Germany, and the University of Rome 'Tor Vergata' in Italy. Martín-Cabello is also a member of the research group methaodos.org. His research interests include the sociology of culture, globalization, and elite studies.