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A decade ago, the Chilean army built a road to one of the most remote corners of the planet. Now, a young journalist chronicles the violent upheaval of a culture previously untouched for three centuries.
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In Party Vibrancy and Democracy in Latin America, Fernando Rosenblatt sheds new light on why some parties remain lively organizations that generate intense attachment over time. He concentrates on party performance in three of the region's more stable countries--Chile, Costa Rica, and Uruguay--because they are regarded as 'consolidated' democracies with records of good governance. Even in some of these countries, he shows, party instability is a problem.
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