Latin American Politics and Development
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Latin American Politics and Development
Kline, Harvey F.; Wade, Christine J.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
08/2022
546
Mole
Inglês
9781032121567
15 a 20 dias
1050
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Part 1: The Latin American Tradition and Process of Development, Introduction, 1. The Context of Latin American Politics, 2. A Brief History of Latin America, 3. State Institutions and Public Policy, 4. Actors, Interest Groups, and Political Parties, 5. The Political Economy of Latin America, 6. Latin America and the United States, 7. The Struggle for Democracy in Latin America, Part 2: The Political Systems of South America, 8. Argentina: The Economic Tango Continues, 9. Brazil: Polarization and Elite Rule, 10. Chile: From Democracy to Dictatorship and Back, 11. Colombia: Coping with Multiple Transitions, 12. Peru: Will Democracy Outlast Political Dysfunction?, 13. Venezuela: A Revolutionary Petrostate Under Stress, 14. Uruguay: An Early Democracy and Welfare State in South America, 15. Paraguay: Consolidation of Limited Democracy, 16. Bolivia: Between Reform and Revolution, 17. Ecuador: The Return of Neoliberal Ghosts with Pandemic Woes, Part 3: The Political Systems of Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean, 18. Mexico: Pluralism, Violence, and a Populist Backlash, 19. Cuba: Revolution in the Balance?, 20. Costa Rica: Tensions and Uncertainty in Latin America's Most Stable Democracy, 21. Nicaragua: The Resurgence of Authoritarian Rule, 22. El Salvador: Democracy in Peril?, 23. Guatemala: The Ongoing Struggle Against Corruption and Impunity, 24. Honduras: Inequality and Social Crisis, 25. Panama: Political Culture and the Struggle to Build Democracy, 26. The Dominican Republic: Democracy, Still a Work in Progress, 27. Haiti: Searching for Modern Governance
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central;united;states;lapop;countries;south;national;assembly;guard;supreme;Christine J. Wade;Howard J. Wiarda;Linda Chen;Britta H. Crandall;Peter M. Siavelis;Julio F. Carrin;David Scott Palmer;David J. Myers;Martin Weinstein;Jorge Rebella;Sebastian A. Meyer;Miguel Centellas;Jennifer N. Collins;Jose Luis Velasco;Juan M. del Aguila;Frank O. Mora;Brian Fonseca;Mitchell A. Seligson;Richard L. Millett;Michael E. Allison;J. Mark Ruhl;Orlando J. Perez;Lilian Bobea;Georges A. Fauriol;Government;Comparative Politics;Latin American Studies;Latin American Development;Latin American Politics;Latin America;Young Men;Military Junta;Human Development Index;Frente Amplio;Latin American Public Opinion Project;Civil Society;Political Party;Iron Fist;PLN.;Public Administration;UN;Secretary Of State;Violate;Colorado Party;Latin America's Economy;Opus Dei;Latin American Civil Society;Plan Colombia;Central American Peace Process;Lava Jato;Keiko Fujimori;Liberal Diseases;CIA Intervention;ICU Bed
Part 1: The Latin American Tradition and Process of Development, Introduction, 1. The Context of Latin American Politics, 2. A Brief History of Latin America, 3. State Institutions and Public Policy, 4. Actors, Interest Groups, and Political Parties, 5. The Political Economy of Latin America, 6. Latin America and the United States, 7. The Struggle for Democracy in Latin America, Part 2: The Political Systems of South America, 8. Argentina: The Economic Tango Continues, 9. Brazil: Polarization and Elite Rule, 10. Chile: From Democracy to Dictatorship and Back, 11. Colombia: Coping with Multiple Transitions, 12. Peru: Will Democracy Outlast Political Dysfunction?, 13. Venezuela: A Revolutionary Petrostate Under Stress, 14. Uruguay: An Early Democracy and Welfare State in South America, 15. Paraguay: Consolidation of Limited Democracy, 16. Bolivia: Between Reform and Revolution, 17. Ecuador: The Return of Neoliberal Ghosts with Pandemic Woes, Part 3: The Political Systems of Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean, 18. Mexico: Pluralism, Violence, and a Populist Backlash, 19. Cuba: Revolution in the Balance?, 20. Costa Rica: Tensions and Uncertainty in Latin America's Most Stable Democracy, 21. Nicaragua: The Resurgence of Authoritarian Rule, 22. El Salvador: Democracy in Peril?, 23. Guatemala: The Ongoing Struggle Against Corruption and Impunity, 24. Honduras: Inequality and Social Crisis, 25. Panama: Political Culture and the Struggle to Build Democracy, 26. The Dominican Republic: Democracy, Still a Work in Progress, 27. Haiti: Searching for Modern Governance
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central;united;states;lapop;countries;south;national;assembly;guard;supreme;Christine J. Wade;Howard J. Wiarda;Linda Chen;Britta H. Crandall;Peter M. Siavelis;Julio F. Carrin;David Scott Palmer;David J. Myers;Martin Weinstein;Jorge Rebella;Sebastian A. Meyer;Miguel Centellas;Jennifer N. Collins;Jose Luis Velasco;Juan M. del Aguila;Frank O. Mora;Brian Fonseca;Mitchell A. Seligson;Richard L. Millett;Michael E. Allison;J. Mark Ruhl;Orlando J. Perez;Lilian Bobea;Georges A. Fauriol;Government;Comparative Politics;Latin American Studies;Latin American Development;Latin American Politics;Latin America;Young Men;Military Junta;Human Development Index;Frente Amplio;Latin American Public Opinion Project;Civil Society;Political Party;Iron Fist;PLN.;Public Administration;UN;Secretary Of State;Violate;Colorado Party;Latin America's Economy;Opus Dei;Latin American Civil Society;Plan Colombia;Central American Peace Process;Lava Jato;Keiko Fujimori;Liberal Diseases;CIA Intervention;ICU Bed
