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| | · Parliamentary Control Tools from a Comparative Perspective. Application to the Argentine Case
Saettone, Federico M.
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| | · Sovereignty to the Ballot Box: What Do Uruguayan Political Parties Understand by Sovereignty in 2024?
Cingia Mascaró, Gastón; Tourreilles Pizzorno, Pablo
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| | · Washington Consensus and Post-Neoliberalism in the Elections of Brazil, Chile, and Colombia: Is There a New Pink Tide?
Oliveira, Augusto Neftali Corte de; Pedron, Laura Freitas
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| | · Towards an Interpretation of Ticket-splitting in Paraguay
Abente Brun, Diego; Abbate, Camilo; Zhandayeva, Raushan
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| | · Uruguay and Contemporary Theories of Wage Coordination: Origins and Stabilization of Segmented Neocorporatism, 2005-2019
Etchemendy, Sebastián
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| Electoral situation in Latin America |
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| | · Better the devil you know than the devil you don't? Continuity and change in Panama's 2024 general elections
Perelló, Lucas; Alvarado, Juan Diego
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| | · The 2024 Presidential and Legislative Elections in Mexico: Towards a Predominant Party System?
Palma, Esperanza; Osornio, María Cristina
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| | · Uruguay 2024: The Return of the Broad Front and the Consolidation of Two Electoral Blocs
Acosta y Lara, Federico; Martínez, Guillermo
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| | · Ecuador’s 2025 presidential elections: Realignment and two-party system without parties?
Polga-Hecimovich, John; Rodríguez-Sandoval, Javier
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| Bibliographic review |
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| | · The Persistence of Local Caudillos in Latin America: Informal Political Practices and Democracy in Unitary Countries de Tomas Došek
Cardarello, Antonio
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| | · Ganar la guerra. Cultura, sociedad y política en el Uruguay autoritario, 1967-1973 de Magdalena Broquetas
Setelich, Danitza
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| | · Parties and New Technologies in Latin America de Rafael Piñeiro, Fernando Rosemblatt, Gabriel Vommaro y Laura Willis-Otero
Tchintian, Carolina
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| | · Economic Elites, Political Parties and the Electoral Arena: Argentina, Chile and Uruguay in Comparative Perspective de Felipe Monestier
Piñeiro-Rodríguez, Rafael
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| Dossier: Radical Right, Politics and Communication |
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| | · Media, networks, platforms, and the radical right. An Overview of the Debate
Kitzberger, Philip; Schuliaquer, Ivan
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| | · The populist radical right and liberal democracy: examining the discourse of its leaders in Brazil and El Salvador in a corpus of X
Robles, Adalberto López
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| | · The Brazilian digital far-right: activist groups and discursive repertoire
Orso, Maíra; Massuchin, Michele Goulart
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| | · Javier Milei’s Communication Policy: Dismantling the State, Benefiting Private Businesses, and Deteriorating Freedom of Expression
Krakowiak, Fernando; Bizberge, Ana
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| | · The 2030 Agenda under Attack: Incorporation of Radical Discourses on X in Uruguay
Bonomi, Valeria; Musto, Federico; Puig, Gonzalo
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| | · The radical right and the electoral speech of Donald Trump, Jair Bolsonaro and Javier Milei
Lucca, Juan Bautista; Iglesias, Esteban; Castro Rojas, Sebastian
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| | · Breaking the Rules: Far-Right Encounters with Media and Digital Mobilization in Latin America
Vommaro, Gabriel
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| | · Árbitros de la Revista uruguaya de Ciencia Política
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