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2 An Authoritarian Presidency: How and Why Did Presidential Power Run Amok in Fujimori’s Peru
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- List of Abbreviations xi
- Introduction 1
- 1 The Rise and Decline of Fujimori’s Neopopulist Leadership 13
- 2 An Authoritarian Presidency: How and Why Did Presidential Power Run Amok in Fujimori’s Peru 39
- 3 Fujimori and the Mayors of Lima, 1990–2001: The Impact and Legacy of Neopopulist Rule 61
- 4 Do Parties Matter? Lessons from the Fujimori Experience 81
- 5 The Immoral Economy of Fujimorismo 102
- 6 Public Opinion, Market Reforms, and Democracy in Fujimori’s Peru 126
- 7 All the President’s Women: Fujimori and Gender Equity in Peruvian Politics 150
- 8 Redirection of Peruvian Economic Strategy in the 1990s: Gains, Losses, and Clues for the Future 178
- 9 Against the Odds: The Paradoxes of Peru’s Economic Recovery in the 1990s 201
- 10 The Often Surprising Outcomes of Asymmetry in International Affairs: United States–Peru Relations in the 1990s 227
- 11 Electoral Authoritarian Versus Partially Democratic Regimes: The Case of the Fujimori Government and the 2000 Elections 242
- 12 Endogenous Regime Breakdown: The Vladivideo and the Fall of Peru’s Fujimori 268
- Conclusion: The Rise and Fall of Electoral Authoritarianism in Peru 294
- Bibliography 319
- Appendix. Peru, 1990–2000: A Basic Chronology 341
- List of Contributors 345
- Index 349
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- List of Abbreviations xi
- Introduction 1
- 1 The Rise and Decline of Fujimori’s Neopopulist Leadership 13
- 2 An Authoritarian Presidency: How and Why Did Presidential Power Run Amok in Fujimori’s Peru 39
- 3 Fujimori and the Mayors of Lima, 1990–2001: The Impact and Legacy of Neopopulist Rule 61
- 4 Do Parties Matter? Lessons from the Fujimori Experience 81
- 5 The Immoral Economy of Fujimorismo 102
- 6 Public Opinion, Market Reforms, and Democracy in Fujimori’s Peru 126
- 7 All the President’s Women: Fujimori and Gender Equity in Peruvian Politics 150
- 8 Redirection of Peruvian Economic Strategy in the 1990s: Gains, Losses, and Clues for the Future 178
- 9 Against the Odds: The Paradoxes of Peru’s Economic Recovery in the 1990s 201
- 10 The Often Surprising Outcomes of Asymmetry in International Affairs: United States–Peru Relations in the 1990s 227
- 11 Electoral Authoritarian Versus Partially Democratic Regimes: The Case of the Fujimori Government and the 2000 Elections 242
- 12 Endogenous Regime Breakdown: The Vladivideo and the Fall of Peru’s Fujimori 268
- Conclusion: The Rise and Fall of Electoral Authoritarianism in Peru 294
- Bibliography 319
- Appendix. Peru, 1990–2000: A Basic Chronology 341
- List of Contributors 345
- Index 349