Comparative politics of Latin America: democracy at last?
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| Zusammenfassung: | "This text offers a unique balance of comparative politics theory and interdisciplinary country-specific context, of a thematic organization and in-depth country case studies, of culture and economics, of scholarship and pedagogy. No other textbook draws on such a diverse range of scholarly literature to help students understand the ins and outs of politics in Latin America today. The insightful historical background in early chapters provides students with a way to think about how the past influences the present. However, while history plays a part in this text, comparative politics is the primary focus, explaining through detailed case studies and carefully paced analysis such concepts as democratic breakdown and transition, formal and informal institutions, the rule of law, and the impact of globalization. Concepts and theories from comparative politics are well integrated into country-specific narratives and vice versa, leading to a richer understanding of both. Several important pedagogical aids foster student learning: Learning objectives at the start of every chapter "Learning checkpoints" at the end of each section to insure comprehension Bolded key terms focus attention on important concepts Glossary at the end of the book provides a useful reference Discussion questions at the end of each chapter Integrated case studies on most countries in the region A companion website with practice quizzes and other useful study aids"-- Provided by publisher. |
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| adam_text | Contents
List of
Punto de Vista
Feature Boxes
xiv
Preface
xvi
Acknowledgments
xix
Introduction
Latin American Studies and the Comparative
Study of Democracy
1
What is Democracy?
4
What Do Latin Americans Tell Pollsters about Democracy?
!
What Defines Latin America as a Geographic Area?
9
Why Is a Comparative Approach Needed to Understand Latin
American Politics?
10
Preview of the Chapters
12
Land and People
14
An Invitation
17
PART I COMPARATIVE POLITICS, DEMOCRATIC THEORY,
AND LATIN AMERICAN AREA STUDIES
21
CHAPTER
1
Conceptions of Democracy
22
Liberal Democracy in the Real World of Latin America
24
Liberalism, Pluralism, and Poiyarchy
25
Latin America and the Third Wave of Liberal Democracy
28
How Comparativists Apply Poiyarchy to the Study of Latin America
32
Political Culture in Latin America
34
Strong Presidents,
Personalism,
and illiberal Democracy
35
Clienteiism and Corruption
38
Other Kinds of Democracy
40
Democracy without People?
44
Not Taking Democracy for Granted
47
viii Contents
CHAPTER
2
The Few and the Many,- Inequality in Latin American Politics
49
Inequality, Poverty, and Democracy
50
Equality, Poverty, and Attitudes about Democracy
51
Race and Ethnic Inequality
54
Women, Gender, and Exclusion
59
Corporatism: A Latin American Way of Politics?
62
Liberation Theology—Religion Addresses Inequality
68
Class, Culture, and Politics
73
PART II HISTORY: COLONIAL LEGACIES, MASS POLITICS,
AND DEMOCRACY
75
CHAPTER
3
Democratic and Autocratic Threads before Columbus
and in Colonial Latin America
76
The Pre-Coiombian Legacy
77
The Colonial Era
83
Why Did the Conquistadors Succeed? Why Does It
Matter Today?
86
Afro-Latin America: Roots and Slavery
89
Ethnic Identity, National Identity, and the Legacy of Colonialism
91
Colonial Legacy: Indigenous Politics
91
Colonial Legacy·. Afro-Descendent Politics
95
Persistence of Colonial Economic Dependency
100
CHAPTER
4
Political without Economic independence
104
The Path to independence in Spanish America
104
Brazil s Divergent Path to independence
108
Failed States, New Nations
110
Rebuilding Nations and States, Modernization
113
Conservatives, Liberals, and Modernization
114
Commodity Booms and Busts—New Exports, New Elites
117
Mexico: From Failed State to Modernizing Dictatorship
118
Independence or Neocolonialism·—or Both?
120
Stirrings of Change at the Dawn of a New Century
123
independence—Did it Make a Difference?
124
CHAPTER
5
Populism, Development, and Democracy in
the Twentieth Century
127
What Is Populism?
128
Contents ix
Latin
America s Masses Enter Politics
129
The Political Logic of Import Substitution Industrialization
(ISI)
130
Case Studies of Populism and
ISI
132
Brazil: Getulio Vargas and the
Estado Novo
133
Argentina: Juan and
Eva Perón
137
Chile: From the Radical Party to Salvador
Allende
142
Mexico: Populism after Revolution
145
Assessing Populism and iSi
—
Lessons for Today
146
Peasant Politics and the Crisis of Populism
148
Did fSI Reduce Dependency?
149
Did Populism Advance or Retard Democracy?
151
Recent Populism in Venezuela, Peru, and Ecuador
152
History and Politics: Some Final Thoughts
153
CHAPTER
6
Development and Dependency: Theory and
Practice In Latin America
155
Contending Approaches to Development
1
5B
Modernization Theory
157
Dependency Theory and Latin America s Structuralists
160
Institutionalism
—
Putting Politics into Economic Development Theory
165
Marxism and Development Theory
168
Peripheral Vision: Latin America in the World System
169
State and Market in Latin America Today
172
New Economic Policies after ISI
172
The Lost Decade of the
1980s
and the Debt Crisis
174
Adjusting to the Global Market: Three Variations
182
The Chilean
Neoliberal
Success Story
182
Brazil: The Business-Friendly State
184
Cuba: Escaping the Debt Crisis and Not Escaping
Debt or Crisis
186
Did Latin Americans Democratically Choose
Neoliberalism?
187
PART III
CHAPTER
7
REGIME TRANSITIONS IN LATIN AMERICA
191
Democratic Breakdown and Military
Rufe 192
Politica!
instability and Decay
192
What Caused Democracy in the Populist Era to Decay?
193
Social and Political Poiarization
195
Population Explosion of the Cities
197
The Breakdown of Populist Democracy
200
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Contents
CHAPTER
8
CHAPTER
9
CHAPTER
10
Cuba and Cold War Politics
—
An External Element in Breakdown
202
Case Studies of Democratic Breakdown
203
Breakdown in Brazil: Setting the Trend
204
Breakdown in Argentina: The Dirty War
205
Breakdown in Chile: The
Allende
Tragedy and Pinochet
207
Shall We Coup? Why and When Does the Military Intervene?
212
Internal Factors
212
Contextual Factors
213
Politics in the Ranks
214
Bureaucratic Authoritarianism
215
Populism in Uniform
219
What Is the Role of Latin America s Military Today?
220
Transitions and Pacted Democracies in Brazil
and the Southern Cone
226
Types of Transition, Democracy, and Regime Change
226
The Pluralist Approach to Democratic Transitions
228
Negotiating Democratic Transitions: Compromise and Risk
229
Cases of Transition in the Southern Cone and Brazil
231
Chile s Controlled Transition
231
Argentina s Transition and National Humiliation
238
Brazil s
Graduai
Transition
244
Forbidden to Forget 24S
Transitions from Party-Dominant Regimes: Mexico
and Venezuela
253
The Mexican Revolution
255
Origins: Modernization for the Few
256
The Revolutionary Civil War
258
From Revolution to IS1 and Populism
259
Mexico s Drift toward Authoritarianism, Transition to
Multiparty Politics
263
Venezuela s Transition from Pacted Democracy to Radical Populism
268
Collapse of the
Punto Fijo
System
272
The Chavez Era
273
Conclusions Drawn from Six Cases of Transition
278
Democracy in Times of Revolution
282
The Cuban Revolution
283
Origins: Nationalism and Neocolonialism
283
Contents xi
The Rise of Fidel Castro and the Revolution of
1959 286
Consolidation of the Cuban Revolution
289
Taking Stock of Cuba s Revolution
291
Human Rights, One-Party Rule, and Cuba s Uncertain Future
294
Insurgencies: The Social Question and Revolution in Central America
297
The
Nicaraguán
Revolution
299
El Salvador s Near Revolution
302
Genocide and Revolution in Guatemala
306
Violence, Civil Society, and Revolution
308
Sendero Luminoso
in Peru
309
Insurgency in Colombia
310
Revolution s Uneasy Relationship to Democracy
313
PART IV
CHAPTER
11
CHAPTERS
CIVIL SOCIETY, INSTITUTIONS, HUMAN RIGHTS,
AND RULE OF LAW
317
Social Class and Social Movements in Latin America
318
The Social Class System
319
Business Interests: Merchants, Bankers, Landowners,
and Industrialists
324
Drug Lords
—
A New Business Sector
326
Labor Unions
327
Social Movements
332
Worker Resistance Movements in Argentina
335
The Urban Poor and Neighborhood Movements
336
Peasants, Rural Movements, and Landlords
340
The Human Rights Movement
345
Women s Movements
346
Racial and Ethnic Movements
347
Afro-Descendant Movements in Brazil and the Caribbean
347
Indigenous Movements
348
Uncivil and Civil Society
352
Parties, Media, and the Left-Right Dimension
in Latin America
355
Party Systems
356
Types of Parties in Latin America
358
Dinosaurs: Traditional and Populist Parties
358
Personalist
Parties
360
xii Contents
CHAPTERS
CHAPTER
14
Parties Appealing to Social Movements
361
Why Do Movement Parties Often Disappoint Movements?
366
Right and Left Today in Latin America
367
The Right: Old and New
368
The Left: Old and New
372
The Media versus the Left in Latin America
376
Zapatistas and the Question of Power
380
Shall We Party?
383
Constitutions, Institutions, and the Electoral Arena
385
Promoting Democratic institutions
386
Presidentialism and Impeachment of the Street
389
Fair Elections and Democratic Legitimacy
395
Democratic Governance
400
New Institutional ism and Constitutional Design
403
Parties, Legislatures, Executives, and Reform
405
Inside
Politica!
Parties
409
Argentina
410
Chile
411
Brazil
413
Institutions and Innovation
416
Conclusion: Institutions Matter
419
Human Rights, Corruption, and the Rule of Law
421
What Is Rule of Law? Is It Necessary for Democracy?
421
Crime and Justice
425
Corruption
430
Human Rights and State Violence
434
The Legacy of Military Rule
434
Drug Wars and the War on Terrorism
436
Rating Human Rights Records
441
Progress on Law and Rights?
446
PARTY
CHAPTER
15
LATIN AMERICA IN THE WORLD
449
Democracy in Times of Globalization
450
Economic Globalization and Latin America
452
Manufacturing,
Maquilas,
and the Global Assembly Line
454
Contents xiii
CHAPTER
16
Afterword
Fertile Profits: Agribusiness
457
Mining, Oil, and Neo-Extractivism
459
Tourism
463
Trade Agreements and Regional Economic Blocs
465
North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
466
The Trans-Pacific Partnership
470
Alternative Economic Integration Schemes
471
The Globalization of Resistance to Globaiism
474
Latin America Meets the World: Separately or United?
478
Transnational Issues and Global Citizenship
482
Climate Change
482
Disease and Health
484
Migration
486
Democracy without Sovereign Nation-States?
488
No One s Backyard Anymore
491
U.S. Intervention in the Backyard
492
intervention in the Cold War: Covert Operations and
Democratic Breakdowns
497
The United States and Democracy Promotion in the Western
Hemisphere
507
How the United States Promotes Democratization
508
Democracy Promotion and the
2002
Coup in Venezuela
512
A Revolution in Hemispheric Diplomacy?
513
The Organization of American States
(OAS)
516
New Latin American IGOs: Partners or Rivals to the
OAS?
518
The Foreign Policy of Latin American States: Issues and Examples
522
Brazil
523
Venezuela
524
Boiivia
525
Mexico
525
Backyard, Front Porch, or Neighbors?
526
Tentative Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
about Democracy in Latin America
529
Thoughts on the Democratic Condition in Latin America
530
Glossary
532
References
544
Credits
561
Index
565
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