What time period does the analysis of Chile's party system cover?

The analysis traces the evolution of the party system from the 1930s through the early 2020s.

What specific factors contributed to the demise of Chile's post-authoritarian party system?

The author examines the importance of institutional arrangements inherited from the military regime and the impact of the 2015 electoral reform that eliminated the binomial system.

Kellogg Institute Series On Democracy And Development Ser

A definitive institutional analysis of Chile's party system and democratic evolution.

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This is a scholarly series; volumes can typically be read independently based on the specific region or political theme.

The series analyzes the lifecycle of political systems, specifically tracing how Chile's party system was established after military rule and why it eventually unraveled.

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The Kellogg Institute Series On Democracy And Development explores the complex intersections of political science, governance, and societal growth. This academic book series provides rigorous analysis of how institutional frameworks shape the trajectory of nations, focusing on the mechanisms of stability and change within democratic systems.

In this series, Eduardo Alemán examines the evolution of the Chilean party system from the 1930s through the early 2020s. By analyzing governmental, electoral, and legislative arenas, the series offers a comprehensive look at how authoritarian legacies and electoral reforms influence the rise and fall of political stability in Latin America.

Books in this Series

Political Institutions and Party System Change in Chile

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