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Oligarchy In The Americas Comparing Oligarchic Rule In Latin America And The United States 1st Edition Joe Foweraker

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Oligarchy In The Americas Comparing Oligarchic Rule In Latin America And The United States 1st Edition Joe Foweraker
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Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.24 MB
Pages: 132
Author: Joe Foweraker
ISBN: 9783030631451, 9783030631468, 3030631451, 303063146X
Language: English
Year: 2021
Edition: 1st Edition

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Oligarchy In The Americas Comparing Oligarchic Rule In Latin America And The United States 1st Edition Joe Foweraker by Joe Foweraker 9783030631451, 9783030631468, 3030631451, 303063146X instant download after payment.

This book explores the continuity of oligarchic rule in the Americas of the modern period, with a focus on the variable compatibility of oligarchic rule and democratic government. This focus sets the terms for a comparative inquiry that creates a novel perspective on the politics of Latin America and the United States alike. The continuity depends on the formation of a patrimonial State and a porous division between oligarchic interests and the public sphere of democratic politics; but it also depends on a capacity to adapt and change, and these changes are marked by successive and distinctive modes of rule in both Latin America and the United States. The book concludes with a description and comparison of the sequences and political characteristics of these modes of rule and discovers a recent and remarkable convergence of oligarchic rule in the Americas.

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