10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CAUDILLISMO»
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caudillismo in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Undoing Democracy: The Politics of Electoral
Caudillismo
Undoing Democracy will sharpen our understanding of democratic transition and consolidation, and will serve as an important contribution to the literature on Nicaragua, Latin American politics, and democratization.
David Close, Kalowatie Deonandan, 2004
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Maximino Avila Camacho and the One-Party State: The Taming ...
The story of Maximino, the powerful cacique of the state of Puebla, demonstrates that the emergence of the one-party-dominated Mexican state did not destroy caudillos and caciques but simply controlled them.
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The Fractured Continent: Latin America in Close-up
4. CAUDILLISMO. AND. MILITARISM. IT IS COMMON, in discussions such as this
, to speak of "interest groups" — of landowners, industrialists, businessmen,
farmers, labor unions, and others who influence a country's politics. Latin
America of ...
4
International Encyclopedia of Political Science
Caudillismo refers to a system of political-social domination that arose after the
independence wars in Spanish America. The caudillo (strongman—from the
Latin word capitellum, meaning head) was the head of irregular forces who ruled
a ...
Bertrand Badie, Dirk Berg-Schlosser, Leonardo Morlino, 2011
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Caudillos: Dictators in Spanish America
1. Franqois. Chevalier. The. Roots. of. Caudillismo. Best known for his
monumental and controversial study of the creation of the great haciendas in
New Spain during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Land and Society in
Colonial ...
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A History of Modern Latin America: 1800 to the Present
Rosas's career was a case study in caudillismo, a phenomenon that relied on
outside support from largely foreign financial and mercantile interests. It likewise
illustrates that the privilege of liberalism in Europe was anchored in colonial and
...
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Encyclopedia of Social History
The term “caudillismo,” in the broadest sense, refers to the early 19th-century
Latin American experience of militarist and regionalist political strife. Caudillismo
erupted between the breakdown of the Spanish Colonial Empire in the 1820s
and ...
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Problems in Modern Latin American History: Sources and ...
2. What are main differences in the three secondary sources? Are there any
points of agreement? What do they say about the origins of caudillismo? • 3. How
do the three primary-source excerpts confirm, add to, or raise questions about the
...
John Charles Chasteen, James A. Wood, 2004
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The Oxford Handbook of Political Leadership
Latin American populism has often been analysed through the lens of
caudillismo, a generic term with roots in the Latin caput (head), which is normally
employed to allude to a particular type of politics characterized by a strong leader
, who not ...
R. A. W. Rhodes, Paul 't Hart, 2014
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The President that Never Was: Maximino Avila Camacho and the ...
ABSTRACT The President that Never Was: Maximino Ávila Camacho and the
Taming of Caudillismo in Early Post-Revolutionary Mexico by Alejandro Quintana
Advisor: Dorothy Epstein Professor Margaret E. Crahan, Hunter College and The
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CAUDILLISMO»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
caudillismo is used in the context of the following news items.
The Citizen Revolutions in Latin America
In time, the new parties did not escape the traditional defects of the Latin American political sphere – nepotism, corruption, caudillismo (strong ... «Mexidata.info, Jul 15»
Style Invitational Week 1129: Nobody uses spelling bee words? You …
THE SPELLING BEE WORDS FOR THE WEEK 1129 CONTEST. acritarch backfisch bayadere bouquetiere bruxellois caudillismo cerastes «Washington Post, Jun 15»
Roland Denis: "Chavez Didn't Dare to Do What He Had to Between …
This also has to do with "bonapartism" or "caudillismo" (something that he always disliked being said to him) of his own leadership, something ... «Venezuelanalysis.com, Jun 15»
Getting it right, by the book
... bouquetiere and caudillismo — neither of which many of us recognise as a word, know the meaning of or can pronounce, leave aside spell. «gulfnews.com, Jun 15»
5 things you didn't know about Gokul Venkatachalam
... zygoneure, caudillismo, scytale, cypsiline, filicite, sprachgefühl, nixtamal, paroemiology, pipsissewa and pyrrhuloxia before tackling nunatak. «GQ India, Jun 15»
Letter pressed: Inside the national spelling bee
Gokul firing back with "caudillismo." Vanya tentative on "thamakau" but using her knowledge of obscure Fijian word roots to make an educated ... «azcentral.com, Jun 15»
Natalia Naman Temesgen: A spell of genuine amazement
They spelled words like "bayadere," "caudillismo" and "hippocrene" in less than 2 minutes! HOW?! Do they sleep with dictionaries under their ... «Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, May 15»
The National Spelling Bee Ends in a Tie Again!
The two went head-to-head with 18 words including bouquetière, caudillismo, thamakau, scytale, tantieme, cypseline, urgrund, filicite, ... «Entertainment Tonight, May 15»
Familiar faces among top 49 in National Spelling Bee semis
Vanya and Gokul tackled these words at the end of the bee: bouquetière, caudillismo, thamakau, scytale, tantieme, cypseline, urgrund, filicite, ... «The Seattle Times, May 15»
Pay Your Venezuelan Doctor...in Cooking Oil?
After years of toughing it out under first Hugo Chavez and now Nicolas Maduro—two thugs who repackaged caudillismo for an ever-gullible ... «Reason, Apr 15»
