Latin American Research Review (LARR)
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The Paradoxes of Women’s Work in late 19th Century Spanish America: Soledad Acosta, a Case Study
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Antecedentes del terrorismo de estado en la Argentina: la Sección Especial de la Policía
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Looks Like Me, Thinks Like Me: Descriptive Representation Improves Policy Representation in Brazil
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Religion and Politics in Contemporary Chile
How do people understand themselves and their relationships with other people, institutions, and authority? One way to look at...
¿Qué elementos deben considerarse a la hora de explicar el fenómeno del terrorismo de estado en la historia reciente argentina...
How can Latin Americans select candidates who will fight for the policies voters want? The political theorist...
The relationship between religious orientations and political preferences is a highly controversial issue in the fields of...
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The Venezuelan National Bolivarian Armed Forces (Fuerzas Armadas Nacionales Bolivarianas, FANB) are among the most politicized in the Americas. While this has helped maintain President...
The relationship between religious orientations and political preferences is a highly controversial issue in the fields of comparative sociology and politics. Theoretically, secularization --...
Não é raro encontrarmos no noticiário político denúncias sobre a evolução patrimonial de agentes públicos. Um exemplo desse aumento patrimonial é o deputado federal Aelton Freitas que, em 2006,...
Conspiracy theories are present in politics everywhere, but they do not bode well for politics anywhere. Beliefs that political outcomes are controlled by hidden forces acting contrary to the...
How can we understand the regional “appeal” that the Chavista project had for years, and its more recent deceleration? In this paper, we focused on the legitimation strategies of Hugo Chávez and...
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