A IMAGINAÇÃO POLÍTICA CRÍTICA ENTRE ESTADO E MOVIMENTO
Palavras-chave:
Política Mundial, Soberania Estatal, Movimentos Sociais, MarxismoResumo
Partindo das rupturas políticas – simbolizadas pelo ano de 1989 – nos planos teórico e prático, este artigo busca estudar a imaginação política crítica contemporânea. Tomando este fio condutor, o presente estudo intenta criticar o estado-centrismo de alguns teóricos (Rosenberg e Colás) de hoje. Ainda, propõe uma leitura de outro crítico (Walker), visando apreender estes limites imaginativos e sugerir – com auxílio da prática de certos movimentos sociais – outros modos de pensar os dilemas da soberania estatal e sua inclusão e exclusão do espaço político.
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