4. Debt, Democracy, and Post-Neoliberalism: Thirty Years of Regional Integration in Latin America

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. Introduction 1
4. PART I. NATIONAL AND REGIONAL MODELS OF DEVELOPMENT
5. 1. Latin American Development: Perspectives and Debates 13
6. 2. Fiscal Policy, Income Re distribution, and Poverty Reduction in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Mexico, Peru, and Uruguay: An Overview 33
7. 3. Social Investment in Latin America 47
8. 4. Debt, Democracy, and Post-Neoliberalism: Thirty Years of Regional Integration in Latin America 68
9. 5. Mercosur and Regional Migration: A Human Rights Approach 88
10. PART II. DEMOCRACY AND ITS DISCONTENTS
11. 6. Venezuela Between Two States 113
12. 7. From Partial to Full Conflict Theory: A Neo-Weberian Portrait of the Battle for Venezuela 138
13. 8. Populism or Democracy? Reexamining the Role of “the People” in Twenty- First-Century Latin American Politics 165
14. PART III. CITIZENSHIP, CONSTITUTIONALISM, AND PARTICIPATION
15. 9. Constitutional Changes and Judicial Power in Latin America 189
16. 10. Agents of Neoliberalism? High Courts, Legal Preferences, and Rights in Latin America 214
17. 11. Experimenting with Participation and Deliberation in Latin America: Is Democracy Turning Pragmatic? 241
18. 12. The Gattopardo Era: Innovation and Representation in Mexico in Post-Neoliberal Times 264
19. PART IV. RACE, DECOLONIZATION, AND VIO LENCE
20. 13. Anti- imperial, But Not Decolonial? Vasconcelos on Race and Latin American Identity 285
21. 14. Decolonization and Plurinationality 308
22. 15. Postwar El Salvador: Entangled Aftermaths 326
23. CONTRIBUTORS 353
24. INDEX 357
25. ACKNOWL EDGMENTS 375