The Argentine diplomatic corps: : a career with professional mobility devices at three levels game
The process of politicization experimented by Argentina society in recent years contributed to the public visibility of mobility and promotions devices of the diplomatic career, although with varying degrees of institutionalization have existed since the origins of the profession, they acquired more...
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I15-R226-article-632020-06-01T20:30:27Z The Argentine diplomatic corps: : a career with professional mobility devices at three levels game El cuerpo diplomático argentino: : una carrera con dispositivos de movilidad profesional en clave de juego a tres niveles Solanas, Facundo Diplomáticos política dispositivos politización profesión diplomats policy devices politicization profession The process of politicization experimented by Argentina society in recent years contributed to the public visibility of mobility and promotions devices of the diplomatic career, although with varying degrees of institutionalization have existed since the origins of the profession, they acquired more notoriety reflected by much of the press. Taking into account the two levels game described by Putnam, we analyze a sort of third level game or third negotiation inward of the diplomatic corps itself. This level define destinations, mobility and promotions of these "servants" of foreign policy and exceeds the “putnamien” double level game and constitutes a key factor in determining promotions to the highest professional hierarchies. Taking away from the press, we show that far from neutral element, the diplomatic career is strongly crossed by conflicts and tensions of a political nature. The "partisanship" of the diplomatic corps may be exacerbated in strong politicization times, but it’s not exempt in low politicization ones, as would seem to show the media. El proceso de politización vivido por la sociedad argentina en los últimos años contribuyó a la visibilización pública de determinados dispositivos de ascensos y promociones de la carrera diplomática que, si bien con diverso grado de institucionalización han existido desde los orígenes mismos de la profesión, adquirieron mayor notoriedad al ser reflejados por buena parte de la prensa escrita. Teniendo en cuenta los dos niveles de juego descriptos por Putnam, nos proponemos dar cuenta de una suerte de tercer nivel de juego o tercera negociación hacia dentro del propio cuerpo diplomático. Este nivel contribuye a definir destinos, ascensos y promociones de estos “servidores” de la política exterior y que sobrepasa el doble juego “putnamiano”, constituyendo un factor clave para determinar los ascensos hacia las más altas jerarquías profesionales. Tomando distancia de la prensa escrita, demostramos que lejos de elemento neutral, la carrera diplomática se encuentra fuertemente atravesada por conflictos y tensiones de tipo político. La “partidización” del cuerpo diplomático puede agudizarse en momento de fuerte politización, pero no se encuentra exenta en momentos de baja politización, como parecerían mostrarlo los medios de comunicación. Universidad Nacional de Rosario 2020-06-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://cupea.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revista/article/view/63 10.35305/cc.vi124.63 CUPEA Cuadernos de Política Exterior Argentina; Núm. 124 (2016): Julio-Diciembre; 61-69 1852-7213 0326-7806 spa https://cupea.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revista/article/view/63/56 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ |
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The process of politicization experimented by Argentina society in recent years contributed to the public visibility of mobility and promotions devices of the diplomatic career, although with varying degrees of institutionalization have existed since the origins of the profession, they acquired more notoriety reflected by much of the press. Taking into account the two levels game described by Putnam, we analyze a sort of third level game or third negotiation inward of the diplomatic corps itself. This level define destinations, mobility and promotions of these "servants" of foreign policy and exceeds the “putnamien” double level game and constitutes a key factor in determining promotions to the highest professional hierarchies. Taking away from the press, we show that far from neutral element, the diplomatic career is strongly crossed by conflicts and tensions of a political nature. The "partisanship" of the diplomatic corps may be exacerbated in strong politicization times, but it’s not exempt in low politicization ones, as would seem to show the media. |
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