Abstract

The Argentine Peronist Party used state-organized children’s soccer tournaments (1948–1955) as a form of political clientelism to politicize the leisure time of working-class children. Soccer competition served as a medium through which the state could inculcate future Peronist supporters as well as popularize state programs to working-class parents. The tournaments represent a unique form of propaganda targeting both working-class children and their parents through patron networks and coopting.

中文翻译：

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将赛场政治化：后庇隆主义阿根廷的 Campeonatos Evita 遗产

摘要

阿根廷庇隆党利用国家组织的儿童足球锦标赛（1948-1955 年）作为一种政治附庸，将工薪阶层儿童的闲暇时间政治化。足球比赛作为一种媒介，通过它国家可以灌输未来的庇隆主义支持者，并向工人阶级父母推广国家计划。这些比赛代表了一种独特的宣传形式，通过赞助人网络和合作关系针对工薪阶层的孩子及其父母。