Radicales, peronistas y renovadores: la Corte de la provincia de Misiones, Argentina (1983-2011)
Resumen
La literatura de estudios judiciales comparados señala que en Argentina los jueces de las Cortes cambian con frecuencia pero que no hay una clara relación entre estos cambios y el control de mayorías legislativas. Y sostiene que son los gobernadores quienes deciden cuándo se retiran los jueces de la Corte y que los presionan a través de estrategias informales. Este trabajo realiza un estudio de caso a partir del análisis de los cambios políticos de jueces del Superior Tribunal de Justicia de la provincia de Misiones entre 1983 y 2011. Sobre la base de este trabajo se proponen diferentes mecanismos causales para explicar esos cambios en las provincias argentinas.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.32399/rtla.14.48.986
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