Titlebook: Civil Society and Political Representation in Latin America (2010-2015); Towards a Divorce Be Adrián Albala Book 2018 Springer Internationa

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Civil Society and Political Representation in Mexico2012 in Mexico. It analyzes first how the corporatist regime inhibited political parties’ capacities of social representation, both in terms of dialogue and as a bridge to institutionalize demands and social conflict. Thus, the MY132 is studied as (a) a generational manifestation of the need for new

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Representation, Party System, and Civil Society in Argentina (2003–2015)ical movement emerging from the 2001 Argentine crisis. I will argue that Kirchnerism changed the patterns of interaction between political representation and social mobilization. The literature describes a zero-sum game between representation and mobilization in Argentine democratic politics, but Ki

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Dilemmas of Contemporary Political Representation in Bolivia: Social Movements, Party, and State in re and by declaring itself a mere political instrument of social movements, Bolivia faces important challenges to the institutionalization of its politics. On the one hand, it is undeniable that many of the most important social movements and civil society organizations find representation and influ

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Citizenship and Political Parties in Ecuadores focus on endogenous factors to the political institutions, I show that the strength of the citizen organizations is a key variable to evaluate the level of the party politics institutionalization. So, the presence of stable citizen associations with specific demands would incentive the emergence

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Conclusion: The Support of Political Parties in Latin America that partisan support must be understood in different dimensions: partisan legitimacy, partisan identity, and trust. Since the trustful connection and support of political parties have traditionally been treated indirectly through dubious indicators, such as electoral volatility, interparty competi

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-55660-8atin American social spring’ (2011–2016). Indeed, if several case studies have emerged explaining a detachment between political parties and civil society in Latin America, no work has systematized the comparison to the whole region. Thus, I join theories from two different but complementary fields

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230349698ic action in the process. Interaction in the state-society environment is now defined by the presence of nonpolitically aligned actors, as well as new repertories of collective action on the part of diverse social actors organized around multiple demands..Through the lenses of institutional reengine