Radicalisation and fusionism in Argentinean right-wing youth activism after 2001

a history in the present day

Abstract

This work proposes an approach to the various modalities assumed by young people who, identified with different ideologies of the Argentine right, and became politically active in the open cycle after the 2001 crisis. It does so by historicizing right-wing youth activism of the 20th century based on two families: the liberal-conservative and the nationalist-reactionary, then focusing on a tour of the situation opened by the breakup of 2001 itself and the successive moments of activist visibility, first in the center-right and then in radicalized expressions that from a fusionist effect managed to converge those traditions with a strong youth prominence.