Titlebook: Politics and Political Elites in Latin America; Challenges and Trend Manuel Alcántara,Mercedes García Montero,Cristina Book 2020 The Edito

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Satisfaction with Democracy in Latin America: Perspectives from Political Elites and Citizens compare differences in levels of SWD and analyze the impact of five groups of factors included in the AmericasBarometer and PELA project: political trust and corruption, political performance, economic performance, political and cultural attitudes, and a cluster of sociodemographic variables. The a

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Shopping for Votes in Latin America: When Do Legislators Engage in Vote-Buying Practices?ican tend to focus on the latter. Using survey data from the University of Salamanca’s Latin American Elite Project (PELA-USAL), this chapter focuses on the study of three discretional practices from the perspective of congresspeople: clientelism, patronage, and pork-barrel expenditures in exchange

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Covariance of Latin American Elite Attitudes Towards the USA and Chinathe predictors of support for these two powers. To do this we rely on the Political Elites of Latin America Database (PELA-USAL), which gathers surveys administered to legislators from 18 democracies. Two dimensions are analyzed: opinions on the influence of both the United States and China, and the

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What Can Ideology Tell Us? An Analysis of Deputies and Parties in the Brazilian, Chilean, and Uruguayan Legislaturesfrom each country using data provided by the PELA-USAL (Observatory of Latin American Parliamentary Elites). We first show that the deputies in the three countries considered distinguish the terms left/right and use that distinction knowledgeably. After this, we discuss the extent to which the self-

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Democracy and Political Institutions in Mexico from the Perspective of Parliamentary Elites science, leading to diverse discussions regarding the inherent values of democratic principles, as well as how these can modify our concept of democracy over time. At the level of public opinion, this discussion had led to a variety of interpretations of the evolution and consolidation of Latin Ame