Valors homonacionalistes? La proposta d’una dimensionalització per a un instrument de mesura propi
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homonacionalismo, indicadores sociales, dimencionalización, feminismo, lgtbResumen
En el debate sobre los nacionalismos la diversidad sexual y de género suele ser obviada. La propuesta conceptual del homonacionalismo llena ese vacío. El homonacionalismo describe cómo a partir de los años 2000 la diversidad sexual y de género se incluye discursivamente en el seno de las naciones en el norte global, mientras que se racializa y excluye la homofobia. El homonacionalismo se convierte así en una herramienta compleja pero útil para analizar discursos, sujetos y políticas. Aún existen pocos estudios cuantitativos sobre valores homonacionalistas y todas trabajan con datos secundarios. En este artículo explico las carencias de las medidas cuantitativas existentes de homonacionalismo y propongo una dimensionalización que parte de una conceptualización propia fruto de una revisión de la literatura. Esta dimensionalización sirve para el desarrollo de un instrumento de medida propio.
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