What makes for an ongoing, successful democracy in Latin
America? The essays in this collection emphasize the inherent
dynamicism needed to sustain democratic governance. Organized
around analyses of political institutions, political parties,
public administration and corruption, public opinion, and
continuity and change in Venezuelan politics, the essays advance
the proposition that Venezuelan democracy survived recent threats
because of its capacity to reform institutions and absorb new
actors.
The chapter authors include prominent scholars from both the
United States and Venezuela, and each grapples with two related
questions: What types of reforms are necessary to sustain the
process of democratization? And, are actors in the Venezuelan
system capable of adopting these changes? A stimulating collection
for scholars and researchers dealing with Latin American politics
and for those examining democratization in the developing
world.
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