Radicales, peronistas y renovadores: la Corte de la provincia de Misiones, Argentina (1983-2011)

Augusto Abdulhadi

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. 


Palabras clave


POLÍTICA SUBNACIONAL - SUBNATIONAL POLITICS - CORTES JUDICIALES - SUPREME COURTS - DEMOCRACIA - DEMOCRACY - ARGENTINA - ARGENTINA

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.32399/rtla.14.48.986

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