2006
DOI: 10.22206/cys.2006.v31i1.pp23-42
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Institucionalización y presentación en los partidos políticos dominicanos : un estudio desde las percepciones y valoraciones de los diputados

Abstract: En el proceso de las transiciones democráticas iniciado en la República Dominicana en el año 1978, los partidos políticos fueron los catalizadores de la mayor parte de los derechos, deseos y esperanzas de la sociedad dominicana, pero una vez recuperada la democracia en un contexto de crisis económica, acaba produciéndose una frustación entre el volumen de exigencias ciudadanas y la incapacidad de dirección y canalización de demandas por parte de los partidos políticos La automatización de los partidos frente a… Show more

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“…New leaders emerged after heated intra‐party struggles, voter loyalty to the three parties persisted, and the traditional party system continued on. “Partisan heavyweights” exist but contrary to much of the Dominican literature (see Villamán 2006 and Aquino 2004) these are not caudillo parties susceptible to perpetual succession problems 14 . Fernández, labeled a caudillo by some, faced an internal primary challenger (Danilo Medina, the PLD's candidate in 2000) in 2008 – he won with 70 percent of vote.…”
Section: Endogenous/exogenous Factors and Party System Stabilitymentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…New leaders emerged after heated intra‐party struggles, voter loyalty to the three parties persisted, and the traditional party system continued on. “Partisan heavyweights” exist but contrary to much of the Dominican literature (see Villamán 2006 and Aquino 2004) these are not caudillo parties susceptible to perpetual succession problems 14 . Fernández, labeled a caudillo by some, faced an internal primary challenger (Danilo Medina, the PLD's candidate in 2000) in 2008 – he won with 70 percent of vote.…”
Section: Endogenous/exogenous Factors and Party System Stabilitymentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Pessimism pervades more recent scholarship as well. Villamán (2006) depicts the traditional parties as lacking public support, and stunting democratization, due to their failure to process socioeconomic demands. The Polity Project (2008) states “The dominant parties are weakly organized and lack ideological or programmatic goals.”Gregory (2007) describes these parties as predatory clientelistic organizations that are subservient to international capital and hostile to democratic citizenship.…”
Section: Dominican Politics and Political Partiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The system has been dominated by the Partido Revolucionario Dominicano (PRD), the Partido de la Liberación Dominicana (PLD) and the Partido Reformista Social Cristiano (PRSC) since the Villamán, 2006;Mitchell, 2008). Personalism and corruption imply weak ties between the party and its citizenry, and should generate high levels of volatility.…”
Section: Scenario 2: Realignment Among Existing Parties (Dominican Rementioning
confidence: 99%