Diferenciación y desdiferenciación política en la modernidad y periferia de la sociedad moderna

This paper describes and analyses the articulation relationships and logics between politics, economy and jurisprudence aming to stabilise the complex modern democracies, specially in the periphery of modernity. It is interesting to observe why cognitive and normative expectations are not successful in creating lasting political arrangements that facilitate the social and political evolution. In particular in Latinamerica, where the ideas of corporation and customer power are still preferred compared to institutionalised expectations. This leads us to question how democracy is possible in this periphery of modernity.