América Latina: Un Nuevo Contrato Social 2016
DOI: 10.2307/j.ctv1grb97f.16
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La Democracia en América Latina.

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“…Generally, these analysts' definition of democracy privileges the US and Western European-style democracies. Nevertheless, within the LAC countries, when measured against each other, the consistent finding is that Costa Rica, Chile, and Uruguay rank as the top three democracies, while Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela come at the bottom, with El Salvador dropping fast to join them (Azpuru, 2021;Davis-Castro, 2023;Freidenberg & Saavedra, 2020, pp. 9, 34).…”
Section: Numerical Scores: Seeking To Measure Democracymentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…Generally, these analysts' definition of democracy privileges the US and Western European-style democracies. Nevertheless, within the LAC countries, when measured against each other, the consistent finding is that Costa Rica, Chile, and Uruguay rank as the top three democracies, while Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela come at the bottom, with El Salvador dropping fast to join them (Azpuru, 2021;Davis-Castro, 2023;Freidenberg & Saavedra, 2020, pp. 9, 34).…”
Section: Numerical Scores: Seeking To Measure Democracymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In an effort to make sense of what is happening with LAC and other regions' democracies, social science scholars who track global political trends often use complex mathematical tools that produce numerical scores for democracies. These calculation systems include V-Dem, Freedom House, The Economist, and International Idea (Azpuru, 2021). While there are certainly issues with the reduction of a social reality as complex as democracy to a single number, it is worth noting some of the shared conclusions of these evaluative systems.…”
Section: Numerical Scores: Seeking To Measure Democracymentioning
confidence: 99%