Beatriz Magaloni. Voting for Autocracy: Hegemonic Party Survival and its. Demise in Mexico. (forthcoming, Cambridge University Press). Stanford University. Voting for Autocracy: Hegemonic Party Survival and its Demise in Mexico by Beatriz Magaloni. David A. Shirk. University of San Diego. Voting For Autocracy has 14 ratings and 5 reviews. Beatriz Magaloni presente una serie de modelos de ciclos político-económicos como los de Nordhaus y.
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Voting For Autocracy: Hegemonic Party Survival And Its Demise In Mexico by Beatriz Magaloni
beatrz This book provides a theory of the logic of survival of the Institutional Revolutionary Party PRIone of the most resilient autocratic regimes in the twentieth century. References to this book Why Dominant Parties Lose: Srinath Autocracj marked it as to-read Jul 16, The PRI made millions o This book provides a theory of the logic of survival of the Institutional Revolutionary Party PRIone of the most resilient autocratic regimes in the twentieth century.
Iranica added it Aug 13, Tomas Canales added it Mar vofing, Combining an in-depth analysis of Mexican politics with a broad comparative perspective, Magaloni develops and tests a novel theory that helps explain why citizens support autocratic rulers. Comparative Perspectives on Social Movements: This book is the only systematic treatment in the literature today dealing with this form of autocracy.
Voting For Autocracy: Hegemonic Party Survival And Its Demise In Mexico
No eBook available Amazon. A lot of the empirical results are interesting in terms of correlation but, again, aren’t super well-motivated. The theory sheds light on the logic of electoral autocracies, among the most common type of autocracy today, and the factors that lead to the transformation of autocratic elections into democratic ones.
Voters could not simply throw the “rascals out of office” because their choices were constrained by a series of strategic dilemmas that compelled them to support the autocrats. With incisive theorizing and rich empirical testing, she solves crucial puzzles, such as how an unpopular government can submit itself to elections and still retain power.
Although their outcome was totally predictable, elections were not hollow rituals. Magaloni uses formal modeling and game theory to support her argument that the PRI was able to stay in power for 72 years because of combination autoccracy delivering economic growth, clientelism and its overwhelming electoral victories.
Feb 16, Fabi added it Shelves: Want to Read saving…. Caleb Scoville added it Jan 21, May 25, Alan rated it liked it. Why Dominant Parties Lose: Vanessa van den Boogaard marked it as to-read Jul 14, Zachary rated it really liked it Jul 09, Katlyn Powers rated it liked it Mar 05, Thanks for telling us about the problem.
Open Preview See a Problem? The PRI made millions of ordinary citizens vest their interests in the survival of the autocratic regime. John Varner marked it as to-read May 03, We’re featuring millions of their reader ratings on our book pages to help you find your new favourite book. Other editions – View all Voting for Autocracy: Feb 22, Dylan Groves rated it really liked it. Refresh and try again. Shannon marked it as to-read Apr 27, An autocratic regime hid behind the facade of elections that were held with clockwise precision.
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Voters could aufocracy simply throw the rascals out of office because their choices were constrained by a series of strategic dilemmas that compelled them to support the autocrats. The book pulls together arguments about elite strategic behaviour, voter’s perceptions, and key institutional changes to explain the Mexican transition with both depth and sophistication. Book ratings by Goodreads.
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Excellent insights into the year hold on power of Mexico’s PRI. The theory sheds light on the logic of ‘electoral autocracies’, among the most common type of autocracy, and is the only systematic treatment in the literature today dealing with this form of autocracy.