Protocolo: teoría de la relación jerárquica | Protocol: theory of the hierarchical relationship.
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https://doi.org/10.5944/eeii.vol.6.n.11.2019.25375Keywords:
derecho, protocolo, teoria pura del protocolo, relaciones institucionalesAbstract
El Protocolo como disciplina científica carece de reflexión epistemológica, a pesar de su exponencial desarrollo teórico, lo cual ha potenciado el nacimiento de diversas escuelas de pensamiento cargadas de análisis teleológicos o de préstamos doctrinales desde las Ciencias de la Comunicación o el Derecho. Este trabajo ofrece una teoría propia con la cual dotar al Protocolo de una teoría capaz de explicarlo sin necesidad de recurrir al instrumental de ciencias sociales ya consagradas.
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As a scientific discipline, Protocol has not developed an epistemological identity which. Instead, Protocol studies borrow categories and doctrinal instruments from other social sciences like Law or Communications. This paper offers a theory that grants Protocol doctrinal independence.
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