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Deficient political representation of indigenous peoples stands out as a pending issue of Mexico’s democratization, since they are among the most marginalized and discriminated sectors of one of the ... variables. The conclusions highlight the inexistence of a specific indigenous vote, the political diversity of indigenous territories and their implications for public policies aimed at expanding indigenous
campaign operations) that enable them to maximize the distribution of electoral gifts as part of their political communication strategy. This type of clientelism is not distributed by traditional machine ... . REFERENCIAS Arceneaux, Kevin and David Nickerson. 2009. “Who Is Mobilized to Vote? A Re-Analysis of 11 Field Experiments,” in American Journal of Political Science, 53(1): 1-16. [ Links ] Auyero, Javier
population were affected by their political socialization, the political situation or other sociodemographic characteristics. It is concluded that the primary political socialization, understood as the ... : elections; political behavior; polls; political socialization; Costa Rica La socialización política es un proceso que permite a las personas adquirir, formar y reforzar sus criterios, opiniones y
McCormick, S.J., a scholastic of the UCS Province of the Society of Jesus, is a regent at Saint Louis University in the departments of political science and philosophy.
population were affected by their political socialization, the political situation or other sociodemographic characteristics. It is concluded that the primary political socialization, understood as the ... 2018 Second Presidential round in Costa Rica: A Model of Political Socialization José Andrés Díaz González* http://orcid.org/0000-0002-6063-086X Stephanie Cordero Cordero** http://orcid.org
population were affected by their political socialization, the political situation or other sociodemographic characteristics. It is concluded that the primary political socialization, understood as the ... 2018 Second Presidential round in Costa Rica: A Model of Political Socialization José Andrés Díaz González* http://orcid.org/0000-0002-6063-086X Stephanie Cordero Cordero** http://orcid.org
normative critique against this criterion of penal inadmissibility based on the principle of equality, pivotal to any plausible political theory and, thus, central to an adequate conception of punishment ... ), Killing in War, Oxford, Oxford University Press. [ Links ] Miller, D. (2008), “Immigrants, Nations, and Citizenship”, The Journal of Political Philosophy, 16(4), pp. 371-390. [ Links ] Miller, D
normative critique against this criterion of penal inadmissibility based on the principle of equality, pivotal to any plausible political theory and, thus, central to an adequate conception of punishment ... ), Killing in War, Oxford, Oxford University Press. [ Links ] Miller, D. (2008), “Immigrants, Nations, and Citizenship”, The Journal of Political Philosophy, 16(4), pp. 371-390. [ Links ] Miller, D
normative critique against this criterion of penal inadmissibility based on the principle of equality, pivotal to any plausible political theory and, thus, central to an adequate conception of punishment ... ), Killing in War, Oxford, Oxford University Press. [ Links ] Miller, D. (2008), “Immigrants, Nations, and Citizenship”, The Journal of Political Philosophy, 16(4), pp. 371-390. [ Links ] Miller, D
normative critique against this criterion of penal inadmissibility based on the principle of equality, pivotal to any plausible political theory and, thus, central to an adequate conception of punishment ... ), Killing in War, Oxford, Oxford University Press. [ Links ] Miller, D. (2008), “Immigrants, Nations, and Citizenship”, The Journal of Political Philosophy, 16(4), pp. 371-390. [ Links ] Miller, D
normative critique against this criterion of penal inadmissibility based on the principle of equality, pivotal to any plausible political theory and, thus, central to an adequate conception of punishment ... ), Killing in War, Oxford, Oxford University Press. [ Links ] Miller, D. (2008), “Immigrants, Nations, and Citizenship”, The Journal of Political Philosophy, 16(4), pp. 371-390. [ Links ] Miller, D
Violence against women in politics is increasingly recognized around the world -but especially in Latin America- as an emerging tactic to deter women's political participation. We survey how this ... ; political-violence; Latin America En los últimos veinte años el mundo ha sido testigo de grandes transformaciones en relación con una mayor equidad de género en los cargos de elección popular. Esto ha
negotiated institutional outcomes that allowed them to cheat in the short-term and leave consequences of a non-cooperative strategy to future leaders. However, at each stage of the political game, leaders ... ; political parties; short-term strategies Introducción En muchas democracias recientes, los partidos políticos u otros actores políticos han confiado en terceros actores, conocidos como organismos
country’s political, economic, and social situation. Moreover, it is necessary the role of ambitious politicians to make those grievances salient among voters, in order for voters to be responsive to ... mobilized as a response to populist rhetoric, even if they register the same level of populist attitudes. Consistent with the political behavior literature, we argue that voters’ party identification
Ideas and discourses are back. During the last two decades, scholars frequently have argued that they are key variables in explaining political change. Despite his intense and well known ... this context, discursive institutionalism, the latest of the "new institutionalisms", must play an important role. Key words: ideas, discourses, discursive institutionalism, Latin American political
because, due to deficiencies in judicial independence, the political actors try to strategically reduce the costs derived from this phenomenon selecting more women in the benches of supreme or ... supreme or constitutional women judges should not necessarily be interpreted as an reflect that political actors are interested in reducing asymmetries in decision-making arenas. Keywords: women judges
because, due to deficiencies in judicial independence, the political actors try to strategically reduce the costs derived from this phenomenon selecting more women in the benches of supreme or ... supreme or constitutional women judges should not necessarily be interpreted as an reflect that political actors are interested in reducing asymmetries in decision-making arenas. Keywords: women judges
because, due to deficiencies in judicial independence, the political actors try to strategically reduce the costs derived from this phenomenon selecting more women in the benches of supreme or ... supreme or constitutional women judges should not necessarily be interpreted as an reflect that political actors are interested in reducing asymmetries in decision-making arenas. Keywords: women judges
in politics (VAWIP), an emphasis on women's political and electoral rights that reflects the political opportunity structure. In Latin America, broken criminal justice systems foment impunity ... academic standpoint, VAWIP overlooks how widespread impunity results in the routinization of violence throughout state and society, leading to policy solutions narrowly tailored to punish political parties
Abstract: This article seeks to understand the relationship between voter preferences and both media consumption and attention to political advertising during the last presidential election in Mexico ... ’ political ads. These models do not show a significant relationship between media consumption and electoral preferences. Contrary to the belief that social media helped the winning candidate, this study finds
