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ResumenLa intención de este trabajo es explorar las influencias teóricas detrás de “Democracia presidencial o parlamentaria: ¿Qué diferencia implica?” de Juan Linz, un texto que, a casi veinte años de su aparición, se ha constituido en una referencia clave para los estudios politológicos y jurídicos. Sostenemos que las ideas de Linz sobre la rigidez del mandato y la legitimidad dual como dos de las debilidades del sistema presidencial, y la metodología utilizada en este texto surgen de una conjunción de elementos anclados en corrientes clásicas del pensamiento politológico y constitucional tales como la conceptualización weberiana de las instituciones y las ideas del constitucionalismo anglosajón, complementadas por elementos revisionistas del nuevo institucionalismo histórico. Es en la síntesis de estas corrientes donde reside realmente la novedad del pensamiento de Linz.AbstractThe intention of the following paper is to explore the theoretical influences behind “Presidential or Parliamentary Democracy: Does it make a difference?” by Juan Linz. After almost twenty years of its appearance, this text has proven to be a primal reference for studies in Political Science concerning study of presidential regimes. We argue that the discussion of two key elements behind Linz’s ideas (the rigidities and the dual legitimacy as two presidential system’s weaknesses) and the methodology he used to address democratic institutions, arise from a combination of elements rooted in classical Political Science, such as the ideas of Angosaxon Constitutionalists or the Weberian conceptualization of the institutions. These elements have been complemented by the revisionism brought by the new institutionalism, in its historical branch. Is in the synthesis of these streams where really lies the novelty of Linz’s study

“Democracia presidencial o parlamentaria: ¿qué diferencia implica?” explorando las influencias institucionalistas en el análisis de juan linz