Titlebook: Democratization, Development, and Legality; Chile, 1831–1973 Julio Faundez Book 2007 Julio Faundez 2007 democracy.democratization.governanc

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Legality Defeated general in 1945, the legality review procedure became more effective as a restraint on the executive, the efficacy of this mechanism was offset by the persistent willingness of the congress to replenish the government’s regulatory powers. Thus, while during the party democracy period, both the Supr

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Tuyen Van Nguyen,Helena Hingwa Sit,Shen Cheno the public service, the judiciary, and the army. The nitrate industry was also the main cause for the regime’s collapse. By the mid-1920s, nitrate revenue had become unstable, bringing about a breakdown in the political system. This was followed by nearly a decade of political and economic disloca

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Carlos Alonso-Martinez,Marcos Faundez-ZanuyWashington regarded Frei as an important partner in the struggle against the spread of Marxism in Chile and the rest of Latin America. Given these circumstances, it is not surprising that the new administration made an auspicious start. During its first two years, the government successfully combine

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Building a Strong Statected a decisive military defeat on liberal groups advocating the establishment of a loose federation. Instead of a federation they established a unitary state. Instead of a liberal political system, they framed an authoritarian constitution that gave the president and the executive branch sweeping p

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Political Liberalization and Civil War mainly on political factors, while the other stresses the pervasive importance of economic factors. The first attributes the conflict to the stubborn and obstinate behavior of President Balmaceda (1886–91), who ruthlessly defied the authority of the congress and the constitution. According to this

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Transition to a Modern Statery during this period accounts for not only the relative stability of the regime, but also its decay and eventual collapse in 1924. Stability, however, was deceptive. Although presidents and members of the congress were regularly elected, the regime stubbornly refused to include the emerging middle

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Relative Autonomy—Politics and Economicss success in these two areas brought about a realignment of political forces that facilitated the emergence of a consensus on economic policy, which, in turn, resulted in the consolidation of the constitutional regime.