Institute of Latin American Studies

Attitudes and Perceptions of Citizens at National and Local Level

By: Claire Wright (Editor), Salvador Marti i Puig (Editor), Reynaldo Yunuen Ortega Ortiz (Editor), M. Fernanda Somuano Ventura (Editor)

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Paperback | 30 June 2014

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Democracy in Mexico is an extensive and in-depth volume on the most relevant issues in Mexican society and politics. The book offers an analysis of the quality of democracy (both at national and state level) a decade after political party alternance. The different chapters address topics including: Mexicans' satisfaction with democracy and institutions; citizens' participation in social networks and protests; and party identity and clientelism (the exchange of goods or services for political support). Finally, the volume establishes a debate about the impact of the "crime epidemic" and human rights violations on the political system. The analyses, based on empirical data collected from the political science and sociology fields, offer an overview of the progress of and challenges to Mexican democracy's 12 years of partisan alternation at the national level.

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