Political parties in the developing world often face serious electoral crises; from one election
to the next, parties can be decisively voted out of national office. What happens to a party …

In this book, Enrico Padoan proposes an original middle-range theory to explain the
emergence and the internal organisation of anti-neoliberal populist parties in Latin America …

ABSTRACT Since President Morales took office in Bolivia in early 2006, the country has
undergone a complex political transformation. This profound process of change is, however …

Il volume suggerisce d'inserire il M5S all'interno della famiglia dei “populismi
antineoliberali”, cresciuti dopo profonde crisi in società segmentate, come quelle …

This article proposes an alternative categorization of the populist phenomena, by
elaborating the distinction between electoral-delegative and participative-mobilising …

During the first decade of the century, Evo Morales and other leftists took control of
governments across Latin America. In the case of Bolivia, Morales was that country's first …

Destacados autores han argumentado que el “giro a la izquierda” en América Latina tuvo la
función histórica de incorporar políticamente a amplios sectores populares que carecían de …

Abstract The Latin American “Turn to the Left” consisted in either the consolidation of
traditional left-of-centre parties or the emergence of new anti-neoliberal populist projects that …

An increasing amount of research analyzes the ways that various forms of hybrid regimes
maintain stability in the face of regular elections and other domestic and international …

Populism is a recurring phenomenon in Latin America that periodically shows its face.
Candidates utilizing populist tactics have won elections throughout the twentieth and twenty …