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Institutions, culture and democratic consolidation in Latin America

This essay aims to analize the relationship that exists between a democratic political culture and strong democratic institutions. In this sense, this paper focuses on the fact that there is a correlation between those two variables, and that only by that, democratic consolidation can be reached....

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Autor Principal: Garcés Mora, Adriana Carolina
Otros Autores: Donoso, Juan Carlos (dir)
Formato: Tesis de Pregrado
Publicado: Quito, 2013 2013
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Democracia
Relaciones internacionales
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spelling oai-23000-22792017-02-14T20:32:09Z Institutions, culture and democratic consolidation in Latin America Garcés Mora, Adriana Carolina Donoso, Juan Carlos (dir) Ciencias políticas Democracia Relaciones internacionales This essay aims to analize the relationship that exists between a democratic political culture and strong democratic institutions. In this sense, this paper focuses on the fact that there is a correlation between those two variables, and that only by that, democratic consolidation can be reached. This paper, then, contradicts the existent literature that affirms that either one of the two variables is always predominant in comparison with the other, with regard to democratic consolidation. This study, then, focuses on the Latin American region, making special emphasis on the Chilean, Ecuadorean, Peruvian and Uruguayan cases. The first hipothesys tested along this paper focuses on the fact that previous establishment of strong democratic institutions such as and independent judiciary and stable party systems create a democratic political culture. The second hypothesys tested is that a democratic political culture that involves tolerance, trust in democratic institutions and preference for democratic values, derives in democratic consolidation. El presente ensayo tiene como objetivo principal analizar la relación causal existente entre la cultura política y las instituciones, con referencia a la consolidación democrática. En este caso y contrario a lo que se propone en la literatura disponible, la cual otorga valores predominantes a cada uno de los elementos mencionados, se muestra una relación de dependencia entre ambas variables, la cual tiene como consecuencia la consolidación democrática. El estudio realizado se centra en la región de América Latina y se pone especial énfasis en los siguientes países: Chile, Ecuador, Perú y Uruguay, La primera hipótesis analizada, es entonces: que el establecimiento de instituciones democraticas fuertes como por ejemplo partidos politicos estables y un sistema judicial independiente, crea una cultura politica democratica. La segunda hipotesis propuesta en este ensayo es que la existencia previa de una cultura política democrática conlleva a la consolidación del sistema democrático. 2013-08-08T19:38:43Z 2013-08-08T19:38:43Z 2013 bachelorThesis Tesis (Licenciada en Relaciones Internacionales y Ciencia Política), Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Colegio de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades; Quito, Ecuador, 2013 http://repositorio.usfq.edu.ec/handle/23000/2279 esp openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ec/ 56 h. application/pdf Quito, 2013
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topic Ciencias políticas
Democracia
Relaciones internacionales
spellingShingle Ciencias políticas
Democracia
Relaciones internacionales
Garcés Mora, Adriana Carolina
Institutions, culture and democratic consolidation in Latin America
description This essay aims to analize the relationship that exists between a democratic political culture and strong democratic institutions. In this sense, this paper focuses on the fact that there is a correlation between those two variables, and that only by that, democratic consolidation can be reached. This paper, then, contradicts the existent literature that affirms that either one of the two variables is always predominant in comparison with the other, with regard to democratic consolidation. This study, then, focuses on the Latin American region, making special emphasis on the Chilean, Ecuadorean, Peruvian and Uruguayan cases. The first hipothesys tested along this paper focuses on the fact that previous establishment of strong democratic institutions such as and independent judiciary and stable party systems create a democratic political culture. The second hypothesys tested is that a democratic political culture that involves tolerance, trust in democratic institutions and preference for democratic values, derives in democratic consolidation.
author2 Donoso, Juan Carlos (dir)
author_facet Donoso, Juan Carlos (dir)
Garcés Mora, Adriana Carolina
author Garcés Mora, Adriana Carolina
author_sort Garcés Mora, Adriana Carolina
title Institutions, culture and democratic consolidation in Latin America
title_short Institutions, culture and democratic consolidation in Latin America
title_full Institutions, culture and democratic consolidation in Latin America
title_fullStr Institutions, culture and democratic consolidation in Latin America
title_full_unstemmed Institutions, culture and democratic consolidation in Latin America
title_sort institutions, culture and democratic consolidation in latin america
publisher Quito, 2013
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