Latin America: When parties become cartels, people are going to rebel against them [Party Co-Op Series]

Update: 2022-03-23

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Thanks to the Latin American experience political science realized the significance of the institutionalization of political parties and party systems. The actual forms and logic of cooperation among parties has received so far less attention, even though party alliances play a crucial role in a number of countries of the region. In this episode, Zsolt Enyedi and Jennifer McCoy examine party cooperation in Nicaragua, Chile, Venezuela and Colombia.

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Latin America: When parties become cartels, people are going to rebel against them [Party Co-Op Series]

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