Autoras: Tabbush, Constanza

Resumen: The beginning of the twenty-first century promised a profound transformation in Latin American politics. By 2005, the vast majority of the region’s citizens were governed by states whose executives, if not legislatures, identified as being on the left of the political spectrum. Whether inspired by socialist, social democratic, liberal, decolonial, or other ideologies, they sought to challenge social, political and economic inequalities. More than a decade later, with the so-called “Pink Tide” of left-leaning governments ebbing, it is time to take stock. This collection offers a central, yet largely ignored, contribution: a comparative assessment of the Pink Tide’s engagement with feminist, women’s, and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) movements and demands. Focusing on nine national cases - Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela ? the fifteen authors of this volume map, lift up, and contest the contemporary Left’s transformation of gender- and sexuality-based rights through the state. Beyond “an impact of left governance” approach, this book shows how gender relations and sexuality have been fundamental to the political projects of the Latin American Left.

Citar como: Tabbush, C., Díaz, M. C., Trebisacce, C., & Keller, V. (2019). LGBT Rights Yes, Abortion No: Explaining Uneven Trajectories in Argentina under Kirchnerism (2003-15). En E. J. Friedman (Ed.), Seeking Rights from the Left (pp. 82-114). Amsterdam, Países Bajos: Amsterdam University Press.

Nota: Tabbush, Constanza dirige el proyecto ¿QUÉ SABEMOS DE LAS POLÍTICAS DE GÉNERO Y DE LAS MUJERES DEL CONURBANO BONAERENSE? HACIA UNA AGENDA DE GÉNERO EN LA PROVINCIA DE BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA.
Los autores de la presente publicación pertenecen al proyecto de investigación: B0014: ¿QUÉ SABEMOS DE LAS POLÍTICAS DE GÉNERO Y DE LAS MUJERES DEL CONURBANO BONAERENSE? HACIA UNA AGENDA DE GÉNERO EN LA PROVINCIA DE BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA.