Abstract

LOPEZ RUIZ, Félix Enrique; MORENO ZUNIGA, Rebeca  and  PICAZZO PALENCIA, Esteban. Nahua Masculinities. Political Identities and Indigenous Leadership in Nuevo León from an Interdisciplinary Perspective. CONfines relacion. internaci. ciencia política [online]. 2021, vol.17, n.32, pp.37-78.  Epub Jan 29, 2024. ISSN 1870-3569.  https://doi.org/10.46530/cf.vi32/cnfns.n32.p37-78.

This article is drawn in interdisciplinary ways up for the purpose of knowing the forms and contexts that affect the configuration of political identities manifested in the exercise of male leadership by six indigenous migrant Nahuas in Nuevo León. The implementation of this work was oriented from a qualitative approach; the methodological approach that was used was the case study and, for the selection of the subjects, we proceeded through a non-probabilistic sampling. This work concludes with an analysis of the circumstances, challenges, and contexts where they carry out, or intend to carry out, their work and link, to their theoretical platform, narratives that provide living testimony about the importance of seeking not only personal good, but also, mainly, of the collective well-being in a social space that preserves them a place of social marginalization, racial discrimination and cultural exclusion due to their ethnic condition.

Keywords : interdiscipline; identities; politics; ethnicity; racial discrimination; masculinities.

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