Latin America and liberalism: democratic illusions and realities

Article Abstract:

Latin American countries have achieved a liberalism that is largely illusionary. A strong statist orientation, absence of rule of law and the attitude of the elite contribute to illiberalism. However, concern for human rights, democratic reform and the changing religious climate leaves room for optimism.

Political aspects, Latin America

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Political retrenchment; democracy without illusions

Article Abstract:

The worldwide movement towards democracy had stalled. The stagnation of democratization is especially pronounced in the former Soviet Union and sub-Saharan Africa. Most of the countries where democratization had stalled have shifted to a form of semiauthoritarian government.

International aspects, Democracy, Political sociology, Authoritarianism

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The elections of 1994: liberalism's third crisis

Article Abstract:

Liberalism has regained its popularity, as indicated by the 1994 elections. Liberal political leaders face the challenge of reminding voters of the inequality that prevails in society and the need for a strong central government to resist corporate influence.

Political science

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