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(2020) . Critical discourse analysis of university teacher educators’professionalism in Chilean teacher education policy. Education Policy Analysis Archives, 28(180) .  \n[https://doi.org/10.14507/epaa.28.5201](https://doi.org/10.14507/epaa.28.5201)  \nAbstract: This article uses critical discourse analysis (CDA) to interrogate the discursive construction of Chilean university teacher educators’ professionalism in government initial teacher education policy and institutional policy enactment documents. The study examines the network of discourses—new managerialist, quality assurance, performance, functionalist professional development—producing a version of professionalism akin to organizational professionalism. Used as a form of managerial control over teacher educators’ professional practices , such professionalism exacerbates performativity while reducing professional agency opportunities and consistent professional/academic development. Ultimately, this study contributes to the necessary questioning of Chilean ITE policy reform and the need to examine its effects on university TEs’ professional lives and the professional modeling of their student teachers.  \n1 This work was funded by the National Agency for Research and Development (ANID)/Scholarship Program / Doctorado Becas Chile/2019 – 72200368.  \nKeywords: University teacher educators; professionalism; CDA; teacher education; New Public Management; quality assurance policy  \nAnálisis crítico del discurso: El profesionalismo de los profesores universitarios formadores de docentes en la política de formación inicial docente chilena Resumen: En este artículo se examina la construcción discursiva del profesionalismo delos profesores universitarios formadores de docentes en Chile a través de un análisis crítico del discurso (ACD) . El corpus corresponde a un conjunto de documentos gubernamentales de política de formación docente inicial y de su correspondiente implementación por instituciones de educación superior. El análisis indica que diversos discursos (nuevo gerencialismo, aseguramiento de la calidad , evaluación del desempeño , desarrollo profesional con enfoque funcionalista) producen una noción del profesionalismo de los formadores de docentes que se utiliza como forma de control gerencial sobre sus prácticas profesionales. Este control gerencial—expresión del profesionalismo organizacional—exacerba una cultura de performatividad mientras reduce las oportunidades de agencia y desarrollo profesional/académico integral de los formadores de docentes. En definitiva, este estudio contribuye al necesario cuestionamiento de la política chilena de formacióninicial docente y la necesidad de examinar sus efectos en las prácticas de los profesores universitarios formadores de docentes. Dicha examinación es vital para una formacióndocente de calidad sostenible que sirva a la sociedad chilena en tiempos de incertidumbre y cambio.  \nPalabras-clave: Profesor formador de docente; profesionalismo; análisis crítico del discurso; formación inicial docente; gerencialismo; acreditación  \nAnálise crítica do discurso: O profissionalismo dos formadores de professores napolítica chilena de formação de professores  \nResumo: Este artigo examina a construção discursiva do profissionalismo dos professores universitários formadores de professores no Chile através de uma análise crítica do discurso (ACD) . O corpus é um conjunto de documentos governamentais sobre política de e sua respectiva implementação pelas instituições de ensino superior. 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