Table of contents for Building democracy in Latin America / John Peeler.


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Basic Issues of Democratic Theory                         7
Democracy in the Classical Experience, 7
The Rule of Law in the Middle Ages, 9
Capitalism and Contract: The Modern World Order, 11
Pluralist Democracy and Its Critics, 20
Renovating Democracy, 22
Revaluing Democracy, 24
The Fall and Rise of Democratic Regimes, 26
Conclusion, 28
Democracy and the Latin American Tradition               31
Elite Politics and the Roots of Democracy, 32
Constitutionalism in Latin America, 38
Popular Resistance and the Roots of Democracy, 42
Conclusion, 46
Foundations: Establishing Democracy                      49
Managing Participation in the First Wave, 49
Transitions from Authoritarianism in the Second Wave, 62
The Stillborn, the Precarious, and the Recalcitrant, 89
Conclusion, 94
Maintenance: Stabilization and Consolidation             101
The Institutional Dimension, 102
Democracy and the Military, 107
Parties and Party Systems, 111
Civil Society, Social Movements, and Democracy, 129
Democracy and Elite Politics, 134
Consolidation, 138
Conclusion, 139
Destabilization, Deconsolidation, Decay                  143
First-Wave Democracies: Destabilization and Destruction, 143
Economic and Social Challenges, 151
Militarism and Weak States, 166
Party Decay and Authoritarian Democracy, 169
The Left Turn in Latin American Democracies, 173
Popular Movements and Insurgencies, 175
Crisis, Breakdown, and Reequilibration, 177
Conclusion, 182
Latin American Democracy Today                           187
Token Democracy, 194
Fragile Democracy, 197
Globalization and Democracy, 200
Consolidation and Deconsolidation, 205
Conclusion, 208
A New Vision of Democracy in a Globalized World          211
Democracy: Liberal and Radical, 211
Democracy and Capitalism: Not-So-Fraternal Twins, 213
Globalized Capitalism and the Illusion of Democracy, 214
Deepening Democracy, 216
Globalizing Democracy, 221
Latin America and the Democratic Vision, 224
Conclusion, 228



Library of Congress subject headings for this publication: Democracy Latin America, Latin America Politics and government 20th century, Latin America Politics and government 21st century