%0 Journal Article
%T Capitalismo Gore y necropol¨ªtica en M¨¦xico contempor¨¢neo | Necropolitics and slasher capitalism in contemporary Mexico
%A Sayak VALENCIA TRIANA
%J Relaciones Internacionales
%D 2012
%I Universidad Aut¨®noma de Madrid
%X Proponemos el t¨¦rmino capitalismo gore como una herramienta de an¨¢lisis del paisaje econ¨®mico, sociopol¨ªtico, simb¨®lico y cultural mexicano afectado y re-escrito por la narcotr¨¢fico y la necropol¨ªtica (entendida como un engranaje econ¨®mico y simb¨®lico que produce otros c¨®digos, gram¨¢ticas, narrativas e interacciones sociales a trav¨¦s de la gesti¨®n de la muerte). Dichos t¨¦rminos forman parte de una taxonom¨ªa discursiva que busca visibilizar la complejidad del entramado criminal en el contexto mexicano, y sus conexiones con el neoliberalismo exacerbado, la globalizaci¨®n, la construcci¨®n binaria del g¨¦nero como performance pol¨ªtica y la creaci¨®n de subjetividades capital¨ªsticas, recolonizadas por la econom¨ªa y representadas por los criminales y narcotraficantes mexicanos, que dentro de la taxonom¨ªa del capitalismo gore reciben el nombre de sujetos endriagos. We propose the term slasher capitalism as a tool to analyze the Mexican economic, socio-political, symbolic and cultural landscapes, both affected and rewritten by drug trafficking and necropolitics (understood here as a symbolic and economic machinery that produces other codes, grammars, narratives and social interactions). These terms are part of a discursive taxonomy that seeks to uncover the complexity of criminal networks in the Mexican context, as well as its connections with exacerbated neo-liberalism, globalization, the binary construct of gender as political performance and the creation of capitalistic subjectivities, which are re-colonized by the economy and represented by Mexican criminals and drug traffickers, who within the taxonomy of gore capitalism are called endriago subjects
%K Capitalismo Gore
%K necropol¨ªtica
%K trabajo
%K violencia
%K subjetividad capital¨ªstica
%K Slasher capitalism
%K necropolitic
%K work
%K violence
%K capitalistic subjectivity
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