| Economic Challenges, Values and Religion in the Costa Rican 2018 Elections |
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| MEXICO 2018: AMLO's HOUR |
3 |
| VENEZUELA: DEEPER INTO THE ABYSS |
3 |
| Peru 2017: An Extreme Case of Divided Government |
3 |
| Argentina 2017: The Intertemporal Dynamics of Economic Reform |
2 |
| Chile 2018: Challenges to Gender Power from the Streets to La Moneda |
2 |
| THE ESTABLISHMENT UPSIDE DOWN: A YEAR OF CHANGE IN BRAZIL |
2 |
| Paraguay in 2018: Economic, Political and Social Trends during the Change of Government |
2 |
| URUGUAY 2018: A YEAR OF MIXED SIGNALS AND OPEN QUESTIONS |
2 |
| Peru 2018: Political Precariousness in the Times of Lava Jato |
2 |
| VENEZUELA: AN UNSTABLE EQUILIBRIUM |
2 |
| Bolivia in 2018: Economic Stability and Institutional Uncertainty |
1 |
| Colombia in 2018: Between the Failure of Peace and the Beginning of Programmatic Politics |
1 |
| 2018 ARGENTINA: HAUNTED BY INSTABILITY ONCE AGAIN |
1 |
| MEXICO 2017: INCUMBENT DISADVANTAGE AHEAD OF 2018 |
1 |
| ECUADOR AFTER CORREA: THE STRUGGLE OVER THE CITIZENS' REVOLUTION |
1 |
| Surviving Reforms, Unpopularity and Cases of Corruption: The Brazilian Coalition Presidentialism of Temer |
1 |
| CUBA 2017: THE END OF AN ERA |
1 |
| Uruguay 2017: Economic Recovery and New Political Conflicts |
1 |
| The Fragility of Consensus: Ideological Polarization in Post-Pinochet Chile |
1 |
| Electoral Turnout in Chile: An Age-Period-Cohort Approach |
1 |
| Discrete Legislative Careers under Weak Party Institutionalization: A Theoretical Proposal and Empirical Evidence Applied to the Ecuadorian Legislature, 1979-2007 |
1 |
| POLICY WINDOWS FOR FOREIGN POLICY SHIFTS IN LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN STATES |
0 |
| Searching for the Median Judge: A Study of Coalition Formation in the Third Chamber of the Chilean Supreme Court |
0 |
| Respect and Retribution: Legal Punishment in The Metaphysics of Morals |
0 |
| Power and Influence Under the Prohibition of Consecutive Reelection: The Case of the Chamber of Deputies of Mexico |
0 |
| The Ideological-Programmatic Coherence of the Political Parties in Chile and Mexico: To What Extent and Why Do the Ideological Position of the Parliamentary Members Match with the Content of the Electoral Programs? |
0 |
| PARTY MEMBERS AND HIGH-INTENSITY PARTICIPATION: EVIDENCE FROM BRAZIL |
0 |
| Post-Neoliberalism and After: The Relative Center of the Political System and the Rise of the Light Blue Wave in the Mirror of the Foreign Policy of Argentina and Chile |
0 |
| After Delegation: The Decline of Executive Statutory Discretion in Argentina |
0 |
| Neopluralism a la chilena: Interest Groups in the Legislative Process |
0 |
| The Support for Democracy in Latin America's Parliaments: An Analysis of the Ambivalent Democrat |
0 |
| Exploitation and Global Justice |
0 |
| A Study of Party Discipline in the Spanish Congress of Deputies |
0 |
| THE PRESIDENTIAL LOGIC OF GOVERNMENT FORMATION IN LATIN AMERICAN DEMOCRACIES |
0 |
| Is There a Programmatic Vote in Elections in Weak Political Party Systems? An Analysis of the 2016 Peruvian Presidential Election |
0 |
| Assessment of the Presence of Women in Subnational Cabinets of Argentina (1992-2016) |
0 |
| ONE-NIGHT STANDS AND LONG-TERM COMMITMENTS: PRESIDENTIAL APPROVAL FOR SEBASTIAN PINERA IN CHILE, 2009-2014 |
0 |
| BOLIVIA IN 2017: HEADED INTO UNCERTAINTY |
0 |
| Chile 2017: Ambitions, Strategies and Expectatives at the Onset of the New Electoral Rules |
0 |
| Colombia 2017: Between Implementation and the Uncertainty |
0 |
| GUATEMALA 2018: FACING A CONSTITUTIONAL CROSSROAD |
0 |
| Paraguay 2017: Political Competition in the Legislature, in the Streets and in the Ballot Box |
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