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One of the pioneers of democratization studies presents the culmination of a lifetime's study in the form of a far-reaching and profound analysis of the relationship between the state and democracy.
The democratic regime (or political democracy), and citizenship as agency -- Agency : origins, concomitants, and expansion -- The state : definition, dimensions, and historical emergence -- The varying referents of the state : nation, people, citizenry -- The state as law : contributions and ambivalences -- The multiple faces of the state and its underlying unity -- Dialogics, agency, and democracy -- An overview of Latin America -- Social context, options, and convergences -- The conundrums of globalization and legal pluralism.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 217-254) and index.