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Argentina: the end of Peronist exceptionalism and doubts about governability
Argentina: the end of Peronist exceptionalism and doubts about governability
Por Ignacio Labaqui
21-11-2023 | Articles 15746
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Democracy won: Poland voted for the Rule of Law and against exclusion
Democracy won: Poland voted for the Rule of Law and against exclusion
Por Ignacio E. Hutin
31-10-2023 | Articles 15692
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Is madness already coming to Argentina?
Is madness already coming to Argentina?
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
18-08-2023 | Articles 15437
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The Libertarian Illusion and How it Threatens Human Rights
The Libertarian Illusion and How it Threatens Human Rights
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
30-05-2023 | Articles 15161
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Pandemic, protests and corruption: a difficult scenario after the Bulgarian elections
Pandemic, protests and corruption: a difficult scenario after the Bulgarian elections
Por Ignacio E. Hutin
14-04-2021 | Articles 13642
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An assault on the heart of liberal democracy
An assault on the heart of liberal democracy
Por Sybil Rhodes
09-01-2021 | Articles 13403
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A call to democratic dispositions
A call to democratic dispositions
Por Greg Ross
24-11-2020 | Articles 13318
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Democracy Day in the Time of the Pandemic
Democracy Day in the Time of the Pandemic
Por Greg Ross
17-09-2020 | Articles 13150
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The police in the US have too much power over people
The police in the US have too much power over people
Por Sybil Rhodes
04-06-2020 | Articles 12852
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Fernández’s March 1 speech before the Legislative Assembly
Fernández’s March 1 speech before the Legislative Assembly
Por Sabrina Ajmechet
10-03-2020 | Articles 12667
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Human Rights Watch World Report 2020: Chile
Human Rights Watch World Report 2020: Chile
Por Alejandro Di Franco
06-02-2020 | Articles 12613
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Bolivia prepares for elections under great uncertainty
Bolivia prepares for elections under great uncertainty
10-10-2019 | Articles 12336
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Brazil’s red flags
Brazil’s red flags
Por Alejandro Di Franco
09-09-2019 | Articles 12281
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Sounds hard, doesn’t it?
Sounds hard, doesn’t it?
Por Carlos Fara
15-08-2019 | Articles 12202
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Argentina is walking a thin red line
Argentina is walking a thin red line
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
16-08-2018 | Articles 11228
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Reflections on the Global Think Tank Summit
Reflections on the Global Think Tank Summit
Por Sybil Rhodes
18-02-2017 | Articles 9597
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Global Development: Democracy, Market and Transparency 2013: Editor's note
Global Development: Democracy, Market and Transparency 2013: Editor's note
Por Gabriel C. Salvia y Hernán Alberro
18-02-2014 | Research Reports 7000
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Barómetro Legislativo 2012-2013 - Executive Summary
Barómetro Legislativo 2012-2013 - Executive Summary
Por Adrián Lucardi, Gabriel C. Salvia y María Delia Porta
01-09-2013 | Articles 7095
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New Zealand: Tradition and Necessity
New Zealand: Tradition and Necessity
Por Darryl John Dunn
28-06-2012 | Articles 5188
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A Regional To Do List
A Regional To Do List
Por Raúl Ferro
28-06-2012 | Articles 5186
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Interview: Fernando Henrique Cardoso
Interview: Fernando Henrique Cardoso
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
28-06-2012 | Articles 5185
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Chile: education and progress
Chile: education and progress
Por Florencia de la Cruz
28-06-2012 | Articles 5184
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Global Development - Democracy, Market and Transparency 2011
Global Development - Democracy, Market and Transparency 2011
Por Gabriel C. Salvia y Hernán Alberro
28-06-2012 | Research Reports 5183
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Don’t Cry for Me, Cristina
Don’t Cry for Me, Cristina
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
15-06-2012 | Articles 5485
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Argentina’s Progressive parties are no longer an alternative to the Kirchner government.
Argentina’s Progressive parties are no longer an alternative to the Kirchner government.
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
08-05-2012 | Articles 5058
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The Day Mr. K died
The Day Mr. K died
Por Raúl Ferro
03-11-2010 | Articles 3739
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Democracy, Markets & Transparency 2009
Democracy, Markets & Transparency 2009
Por Gabriel C. Salvia y Hernán Alberro
30-01-2010 | Research Reports 3310
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The futile obsession of total control
The futile obsession of total control
Por Raúl Ferro
18-06-2009 | Articles 2906
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Institutions in danger: the debate to nationalize the savings should not be a mere legislative procedure
Institutions in danger: the debate to nationalize the savings should not be a mere legislative procedure
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
22-10-2008 | Articles 2543
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The crisis contains a political risk for Latin America
The crisis contains a political risk for Latin America
Por Raúl Ferro
14-10-2008 | Articles 2523
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Economic decisions that can’t be politized
Economic decisions that can’t be politized
Por Eduardo Viola y Héctor Ricardo Leis
15-09-2008 | Articles 2489
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After the farms, the markets set another limit to the K administration
After the farms, the markets set another limit to the K administration
Por Pablo Díaz de Brito
03-09-2008 | Articles 2482
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New World
New World
Por Raúl Ferro
19-03-2008 | Articles 2301
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The plurinational illusion
The plurinational illusion
Por Ricardo López Göttig
06-08-2007 | Articles 2043
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The Continent of Memory and Oblivion
The Continent of Memory and Oblivion
Por Ricardo López Göttig
07-11-2005 | Articles 1033
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Press Freedom and Economic Development in Latin America
Press Freedom and Economic Development in Latin America
Por Hernán Alberro
01-08-2004 | Research Reports 1749
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