De díada a tríada: los gobernadores en la relación ejecutivo-legislativo. Construcción de una nueva herramienta de medición para su abordaje
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El presente artículo comenzará con una revisión teórica de los distintos enfoques vigentes adoptados para el abordaje de la relación Ejecutivo-Legislativo para luego avanzar sobre las estrategias metodológicas empleadas para realizar las mediciones empíricas. En segundo término, se desarrollarán los aspectos lógicos y metodológicos que llevan a la construcción del mencionado Índice de Independencia-Territorialidad (IT). Por último, se aplicará este nuevo IT en las votaciones legislativas de 2008-2011 para finalizar con conclusiones que provean nuevas perspectivas y formas de medición a las teorías ya existentes y abonen el camino a una mejor comprensión de la dinámica legislativa.
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