Christian democracy in Latin America : electoral competition and regime conflicts /
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Stanford, Calif. :
Stanford University Press,
2003.
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Table of Contents:
- PART I. OVERVIEWS
- Party objectives in authoritarian regimes with elections or fragile democracies: a dual game / Scott Mainwaring
- Diversity of Christian democracy in Latin America / Scott Mainwaring and Timothy R. Scully
- Transformation of Christian democratic ideology: transcending left and right, or whatever happened to the third way? / Paul E. Sigmund
- Sowing ideas: explaining the origins of Christian democratic parties in Latin America / Kirk A. Hawkins
- PART II. TWO MAJOR CONTEMPORARY CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARITES
- Highly institutionalized political party: Christian democracy in Chile / Carlos Huneeus
- Future of Chilean Christian democracy / Ignacio Walker
- National Action Party (PAN): from the fringes of the political system to the heart of change / Soledad Loaeza
- Catching all souls: the Partido Acción Nacional and the politics of religion in Mexico / Beatriz Magaloni and Alejandro Moreno
- PART III. CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTIES IN DECLINE
- Rise and decline of COPEI in Venezuela / Brian F. Crisp, Daniel H. Levine, and José E. Molina
- Limits of reformism: the rise and fall of Christian democracy in El Salvador and Guatemala / Philip J. Williams and Guillermina Seri
- Great minority: Christian democracy in Peru / Gregory D. Schmidt
- Transformation and decline of Christian