LEGALIDAD Y LEGITIMIDAD EN LA CONSTRUCCIÓN DE LA NACIÓN INDIA
Abstract
Este trabajo analiza el proceso de construcción del movimiento nacional indio y la subsiguiente creación en 1947 de un Estado independiente del Imperio británico. En particular, el análisis se centra en los procesos y actores principales, Jawaharlal Nehru y Mohandas Gandhi, que han permitido a la India establecerse como una democracia estable e inclusiva a pesar de su alta heterogeneidad cultural, el trauma de la Partición con Pakistán y la continua inestabilidad regional. Utilizando la teoría contractualista rousseauniana como marco teórico, el artículo utiliza los conceptos de legalidad y legitimidad como base para el análisis.
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