This book explores the most important Latin American political phenomenon to emerge in the twenty-first century: democratic governments have become autocratic governments not by military coups but by politicians' manipulation of the system after a fair election. Through five countries, the book examines this new generation of Latin American dictators.
This book explores the most important Latin American political phenomenon to emerge in the twenty-first century: democratic governments have become autocratic governments not by military coups but by politicians' manipulation of the system after a fair election. Through five countries, the book examines this new generation of Latin American dictators.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Osvaldo Hurtado is an Ecuadorian author and politician who served as president of Ecuador from 1981 to 1984.
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Preface Acknowledgments PART I: NEW FORMS OF DICTATORSHIP Chapter 1: The Concept of Democracy Chapter 2: From Military Dictatorships to Civilian Dictatorships Chapter 3: Dictatorships of the Twenty-First Century Chapter 4: The Governments of Hugo Chávez and Nicolás Maduro Chapter 5: The Government of Evo Morales Chapter 6: The Government of Daniel Ortega Chapter 7: The Government of Nayib Bukele PART II: THE GOVERNMENT OF RAFAEL CORREA Chapter 8: The Correa-Tailored Constitution of 2008 Chapter 9: The Process of Concentrating Power Chapter 10: The Ruse of Citizen Participation PART III: DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS IN AN AUTOCRATIC REGIME Chapter 11: The Rule of Law Chapter 12: The Division of Power Chapter 13: The Independence of the Justice System Chapter 14: Freedoms, Guarantees, and Rights Chapter 15: Government Transparency Chapter 16: Political Pluralism Chapter 17: Alternation in Power Chapter 18: Free Elections PART IV: PERSPECTIVES ON AUTHORITARIANISM Chapter 19: The International Community Chapter 20: Causes of the Dictatorial Drift Chapter 21: The Arduous Path of Democracy References About the Author
Preface Acknowledgments PART I: NEW FORMS OF DICTATORSHIP Chapter 1: The Concept of Democracy Chapter 2: From Military Dictatorships to Civilian Dictatorships Chapter 3: Dictatorships of the Twenty-First Century Chapter 4: The Governments of Hugo Chávez and Nicolás Maduro Chapter 5: The Government of Evo Morales Chapter 6: The Government of Daniel Ortega Chapter 7: The Government of Nayib Bukele PART II: THE GOVERNMENT OF RAFAEL CORREA Chapter 8: The Correa-Tailored Constitution of 2008 Chapter 9: The Process of Concentrating Power Chapter 10: The Ruse of Citizen Participation PART III: DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS IN AN AUTOCRATIC REGIME Chapter 11: The Rule of Law Chapter 12: The Division of Power Chapter 13: The Independence of the Justice System Chapter 14: Freedoms, Guarantees, and Rights Chapter 15: Government Transparency Chapter 16: Political Pluralism Chapter 17: Alternation in Power Chapter 18: Free Elections PART IV: PERSPECTIVES ON AUTHORITARIANISM Chapter 19: The International Community Chapter 20: Causes of the Dictatorial Drift Chapter 21: The Arduous Path of Democracy References About the Author
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