Titlebook: Central America: Fragile Transition; Rachel Sieder (Lecturer in Politics) Book 1996 Instiute of Latin American Studies 1996 democracy.Poli

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Otfrid Foerster · Physician and Naturalist peace-making. These characteristics also generated widespread international support for subsequent reconstruction (relative, that is, to the poor outcome of other regional conflicts). But both these observations need qualification, and the regional experience must still be situated in the context of the victory of the West in the Cold War.

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Judicial Reform in Central America: Prospects for the Rule of Lawbecause of the emphasis on the principles of law-abidance and rights protection which lie at the heart of constitutional democracy’.. In order for a democratic order to become consolidated, the rule of law must become an accepted requirement of governmental practice and of everyday life.

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William Pellet,Maurice Cannoni,André Pechxperienced in the early 1980s. A transition of some kind has evidently occurred in Central America in recent years. This chapter aims first to signal the nature and distinct features of that transition, and secondly to indicate a set of criteria for judging current progress towards a more democratic order in the region.

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Otfrid Foerster · Physician and Naturalisthe Human Rights Accord (signed March 1994) by the United Nations (UN) might end gross violations of human rights, that UN leverage will help the parties to the negotiations reach further agreements, and that through its presence the UN might promote reforms to the armed forces and other institutions, as has been the case in El Salvador.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-48692-0ry (historical, cultural, political and economic) as well as their external relations. By recognising these differences, the significant continuities and similarities between the party systems in each country can be identified. Lastly, a critical comparison of the current state of political parties in Central America is provided.

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Simple Methods of Obstetric Analgesiaed throughout this volume, Central America’s democracy is still in formation and the process of transition and consolidation in a region characterised by the absence of democratic traditions and the fragility of existing institutions is necessarily both slow and difficult.