Titlebook: Malaise in Representation in Latin American Countries; Chile, Argentina, an Alfredo Joignant,Mauricio Morales,Claudio Fuentes Book 2017 The

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Malaise in Representation: Attitudes, Beliefs, Behaviors, and Causalities,nd governed. Rather than using malaise . representation (which would imply significant awareness of and reflection about the experience), we prefer to talk about malaise . representation in order to convey the idea of a certain discomfort with the practical experience of feeling represented (or not)

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Discontent, Collective Protest, and Social Movements in Chilecomfort with some aspect of the world, a definition that encompasses dissatisfaction with one’s personal economic situation or distrust in political authorities through to the perception of abuse by a powerful actor. By collective protest, I refer to any action between two or more people in a public

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Malaise and Democracy in Chilelone, representing the highest level of citizen mobilization seen since the early 1990s (Segovia and Gamboa 2012). The number of people estimated to have participated in protest activities in 2011 was, indeed, close to the sum of all those who did so in 2009.2010 and 2012.2013 (UNDP 2014: 257). In t

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Elite–Mass Congruence in Chiles Latin America’s democratic poster child is being replaced by one of protest, conflict and corruption, suggesting for some that the country is experiencing a crisis of democracy. Student protests that began in 2006 have become a permanent fixture. Chile, long assumed to be among the cleanest countr

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Malaise in Representation in Chile: An 18-Year-Old Debate in Search of Evidence work on Chile and that of Chilean social scientists since shortly after democracy was restored in 1990. Claims that there is something wrong with Chilean democracy or that people are discontented with the way it has evolved have abounded over the past 20 years. In fact, however, the evidence is inc

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Political Opportunity Structure, Social Movements, and Malaise in Representation in Uruguay, 1985–20resentation is weak. On the other hand, however, the behavioral dimensions of malaise have high values compared to Chile and Argentina. We argue that this contradiction is only apparent. Between 1985 and 2014, some particularities of the Uruguayan political system and its institutional framework ope

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Weak Malaise with Democracy in Uruguayies had a turn in government in a context of total respect for liberties and political rights. This is reflected in international rankings which identify Uruguay as one of the region’s most solid democracies.. This privileged situation is, however, not a recent or casual phenomenon but, rather, the

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Political Congruence in Uruguay, 2014 important in the study of congruence between political elites and public opinion: democratic values and preferences, issues, and policy evaluation. When comparing citizens’ and representatives’ opinion distributions, we find important differences in both collective congruence in each dimension and

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Uruguay: A Counterexample of Malaise in Representation: A Propitious Transformation of the Old Partydeed, a broader comparative horizon, the interest of Uruguay, with its distinctive features, lies precisely in the absence of significant signs in citizen attitudes and behaviors of political disenchantment or malaise in representation. This absence or, inversely, the causes of significant political

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