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Elections in America: It is also about rising equalityNovember 25th, 2016(Samuel Z. Stone Professor of Latin American Economics and Director of the Commitment to Equity Institute) In a recent Washington Post article, President Obama was… read more |
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On Immigration, Facts, and Chaos and LawlessnessSeptember 5th, 2016In his 8/31/16 speech on immigration, Donald Trump suggested there is a direct, causal link between “illegal immigration” and violent crime, social security and Medicare… read more |
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Punching Above Your Weight in International AffairsOctober 17th, 2014At a recent event in San José co-hosted by CIAPA, the newly elected president of Costa Rica, Luis Guillermo SolÃÂs, presented his vision of a… read more |
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Political Party Fragmentation: A Pejorative Term?June 13th, 2014At a recent workshop a group of scholars analyzing the post-electoral state of a particular party system expressed concern about utilizing the term â’‘¬Å“party fragmentation.â’‘¬Â… read more |
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Elections and Democracy in Central AmericaMarch 20th, 2014Available in Diplomatist read more |
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El preocupante panorama de la estabilidad democrática en CentroaméricaJuly 25th, 2013Disponible en Condistintosacentos read more |
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Rules That Bind UsJanuary 10th, 2013The standoff presently underway in Venezuela regarding the treatment of constitutional precepts in light of President Chavezâ’‘¬’”¢ illness poses a larger question for regional democracy… read more |
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What Can We Conclude From the Cartagena Summit?April 18th, 2012A lot of hand wringing and snickering is going on in the press about the inability to reach any agreements during the hemispheric conference held… read more |
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School Vouchers: What Louisiana can Learn from ChileMarch 15th, 2012In light of Governor Jindalâ’‘¬’”¢s proposal to vastly expand Louisianaâ’‘¬’”¢s school voucher system it might be useful to consider the track record of similar programs… read more |
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Key Issues for the Latin American Region in 2012February 10th, 2012At a recent informal workshop, Olivier Dabene, director of political science at Science Po, shared some interesting thoughts about potentially defining issues for Latin American… read more |
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National Intelligence Threat Assessment and Latin AmericaFebruary 2nd, 2012On January 31st the Director of National Intelligence presented his assessment of worldwide threats faced by the US to the Senate’s Select Committee on Intelligence.… read more |
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Transparency and Accountability in LegislaturesJanuary 11th, 2012On June 27, 2011, Costa Rican newspaper La Nación reported a series of reform initiatives launched by party leaders in the legislature to improve the… read more |
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