Citizen views of democracy in Latin America /
CD-ROM contains: Data from 1998 Hewlett survey in Latin America.
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Language: | English |
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©2001.
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Series: | Pitt Latin American series.
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Table of Contents:
- Democracy through Latin American lenses: an appraisal / Roderic Ai Camp
- Democracy and mass belief systems in Latin America / Alejandro Moreno
- Does trust matter? Interpersonal trust and democratic values in Chile, Costa Rica, and Mexico / Timothy J. Power and Mary A. Clark
- Costa Rica: portrait of an established democracy / Mary A. Clark
- Costa Rican exceptionalism: why the Ticos are different / Mitchell A. Seligson
- Transition to democracy: a Mexican perspective / Matthew T. Kenny
- - Legacies of authoritarianism: political attitudes in Chile and Mexico / Joseph L. Klesner
- Color and democracy in Latin American / Miguel Basáñez and Pablo Parás
- Mexico and the United States: two distinct political cultures? / Frederick C. Turner and Carlos A. Elordi
- A distinctive view of the role of the state in service provision? / Kenneth M. Coleman
- Chilean citizens and Chilean democracy: the management of fear, division, and alienation / Louis W. Goodman
- Polls, political culture, and democracy: a heretical historical look / Alan Knight.