Doctora en Ciencias Sociales, Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA), Argentina. Politóloga. Investigadora CONICET con sede en CEIL-Piette, Buenos Aires
Florencia Partenio
Doctoranda en Ciencias Sociales y Socióloga por la Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA), Argentina. Feminista lesbiana, investigadora asociada en CEIL-Piette y docente de la UBA
In this paper we analyze the case of women involved in a piqueteros' movement named Frente Popular Dario Santillán. This movement promotes "social change" through the transformation of political practices and overcoming "the old forms of domination". Despite this purpose, it still has a distinctive characteristic shared with other "traditional" institutions: although it was composed mostly of women, the leaders were men. This is the starting point of a "women space" conformation. From this space women have questioned not only the distribution of power within the movement, but also the meanings of social change. In this article we analyse this process from conceptual tools introduced by Fraser-Honneth debate.