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Latin America’s Pendular Politics

Part of the Studies of the Americas Book Series

Editors: Dabène, Olivier

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-26761-1

ISBN: 978-3-031-26760-4

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Mar 23, 2023

1 - 10 of 18 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction: Electoral Cycles, Continuity, and Change in Latin American Politics: A Framework for Analysis

Dabène, Olivier

Pages: 1 –36

[An electoral cycleElectoral cycle arises in a region when in a short time span a group of countries holds electionsElection with a pattern of similar outcomes. Since the transitions to democracyDemocracy in the 1980s, Latin America has experienced three and perhaps even four cycles the...
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New Political Cycle in Chile: From Centrist Consensus to the Struggle for Cultural Hegemony

Alenda, Stéphanie; Arce-Riffo, Javiera

Pages: 39 –56

[Most literature on political change in Latin America over the past two decades has focused on describing pendular right/left dynamics. This division, however, is insufficient to capture the nuances contained in each category. The centrist consensus (Giddens 1994) and the emergence of various...
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Step Right or Step Ahead? Explaining the 2019 Presidential Swing in Uruguay

Rivera-Vélez, Luis

Pages: 57 –70

[After 15 years in power, Uruguay's leftist coalition lost the November 2019 presidential elections. The right-wing coalition led by Lacalle Pou included for the first time a far-right party generating a clear swing from left to right. The details of the election, however, show that rather than...
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Radicalizing Alternation: Political Change and Degraded Democracy in El Salvador (2019–2021)

Parthenay, Kevin

Pages: 71 –87

[Putting an end to “los mismos de siempre” (the same as usual) has been a constant leitmotif of Nayib Bukele's campaign and since his election as President of the Salvadoran Republic. This idea embodies what has been played out in the last two elections in the country: presidential (February...
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Guatemala, an Alternation in Continuity

Guevara, Erica

Pages: 89 –114

[After the poor economic and social, as well as political, record of President Jimmy MoralesMorales, Jimmy, who came to the presidency almost by accident in 2015, there was little doubt that the 2019 presidential elections would be an alternative. Re-election is not possible in Guatemala, and no...
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The Return of the Divided Rights: Alternations in Peru

Pastor, Gustavo

Pages: 115 –131

[The objective of this chapter is to explore the main characteristics of the Peruvian political process between 2016 and 2021 that have caused various alternations within a single democratic period.]
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Polarization, Depolarization, and (Re)polarization: The 2019 Electoral Process and a New AlternationAlternation in Argentine Democracy

Rodríguez, Darío

Pages: 135 –152

[The victory of Alberto FernándezFernández, Alberto in the presidential elections inaugurated the fifth cycle of political alternationAlternationin ArgentinaArgentina since the transition to democracy in 1983. While the 2015 elections were marked by the unprecedented arrival in power of a...
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Mexico’s 2018 Tsunami-Alternation: Change and Continuities Following the Collapse of the Transitional Three-Party System

Sonnleitner, Willibald

Pages: 153 –176
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Panama: Alternation Inside the Box

Nevache, Claire; Wintgens, Sophie; Brown-Araúz, Harry

Pages: 177 –199

[Since the democratic transition in 1990, all Panamanian elections have resulted in party-based alternations, first between the Democratic Revolutionary Party and the Panameñista Party. In 2009, the election of a third party, Democratic Change, added complexity to this systemic...
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Brazil 2016–2018: A Double Political Alternation

De Barros, Margaux; Kermoal, Kevin; Louault, Frédéric

Pages: 203 –221

[This chapter analyses the conditions of the double alternation that marked Brazil between 2016 and 2018, a period that starts with the opening of the impeachment proceedings of D. Rousseff in December 2015 and ends with the accession to power of Jair Bolsonaro in January 2019.]

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