Vol. 21 No. 2 (2012): Revista Uruguaya de Ciencia Política

July - December, 2012

Published: 2012-10-31

Articles

• The historical diffusion, development, and durability of democratic institutions in Latin America, nineteenth to twenty‐first century

  Paul W. Drake

  7-30

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• Semi-sovereign Presidentialism

  Carlos Huneeus

  31-55

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• The re-elections of Óscar Arias, Alan García, and Daniel Ortega (2006) three Exceptional Political Comebacks

  David Close

  55-76

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• Few but warriors? Constitutional multiculturalism in five countries with a minority indigenous population studying institutions: some lessons from the rational choice approach

  Salvador Martí i Puig, Sara Mabel Villalba

  77-96

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• Political Science in Uruguay (1989-2009): Topics, theories and methodologies

  Cecilia Rocha Carpiuc

  91-127

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• The civilian control over the defense public policy-making an analytical model based on the principal-agent theory

  Dominique Rumeau

  129-151

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• The financial link in the Uruguayan transitional justice

  Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky

  153-179

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Comments and Reviews

• The great transformation of democracy. From primitive communities to capitalist society

  Paulo Ravecca

  1-6

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• The politics in the times of the Kirchners

  Daniel Chasquetti

  7-11

  • PDF (Spanish)

• Comrades and partners. A Political and Social History of the Communists of Uruguay

  Jaime Yaffé

  12-16

  • PDF (Spanish)

• The Seeking to be known immortal the immediate re-election of sub-national executives

  André Marenco

  17-19

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• COGITAMUS. Six Letters on Scientific humanities

  Javier Bonilla Saus

  20-24

  • PDF (Spanish)

• The process of negotiating social security reform in Uruguay

  José Miguel Busquets

  25-27

  • PDF (Spanish)