Add to ORKGThe 1990s saw a shift to the left in Latin American politics. However, there no studies comprehensively analyze political ideology and its determinants in Latin America during and after this period. Using survey data from 1996-2010, this paper makes two contributions. First, it finds that political ideology is determined by subjective perceptions on the state of the economy and society. Second, it finds that the probability of being more leftist has not significantly increased. Two theories that argue that political outcomes do not necessarily reflect the political ideology of the median voter are reviewed to explain the findings
There is a term, the left shift, as a result of election year 2006 in Latin America. Furthermore, Me...
The political left turn in Latin America, which lagged its transition to liberalized market economie...
The political left turn in Latin America, which lagged its transition to liberalized market economie...
Are leftist parties the beneficiaries of the failure of market-oriented economic reforms in Latin Am...
Political scientists often describe party competition, political behavior or public preferences in l...
This paper sets out to explain the highly uneven breakthrough of the “populist” or “contestatory” le...
This article analyzes the relationship between clientelism and citizens' political orientation in La...
In this paper, I use joint scaling methods and similar items from three large-scale surveys to place...
English: Latin American politics has taken a left-hand turn in the last decade, with an increasing n...
This paper explores Latin America\u27s history of neoliberalism as it affects the rise of left leani...
Since the late 1990s, neoliberalism has been losing support in Latin America. In fact, almost two-th...
Published on 28 Mar 2018Coinciding with the shift to the left in Latin American politics, regional i...
In recent decades, Latin American countries have increased their exposure to the world economy at th...
We present voters' self-placement and 68 political party locations on the left-right dimension in 17...
Do Latin American citizens share a common conception of the ideological left–right distinction? And ...
There is a term, the left shift, as a result of election year 2006 in Latin America. Furthermore, Me...
The political left turn in Latin America, which lagged its transition to liberalized market economie...
The political left turn in Latin America, which lagged its transition to liberalized market economie...
Are leftist parties the beneficiaries of the failure of market-oriented economic reforms in Latin Am...
Political scientists often describe party competition, political behavior or public preferences in l...
This paper sets out to explain the highly uneven breakthrough of the “populist” or “contestatory” le...
This article analyzes the relationship between clientelism and citizens' political orientation in La...
In this paper, I use joint scaling methods and similar items from three large-scale surveys to place...
English: Latin American politics has taken a left-hand turn in the last decade, with an increasing n...
This paper explores Latin America\u27s history of neoliberalism as it affects the rise of left leani...
Since the late 1990s, neoliberalism has been losing support in Latin America. In fact, almost two-th...
Published on 28 Mar 2018Coinciding with the shift to the left in Latin American politics, regional i...
In recent decades, Latin American countries have increased their exposure to the world economy at th...
We present voters' self-placement and 68 political party locations on the left-right dimension in 17...
Do Latin American citizens share a common conception of the ideological left–right distinction? And ...
There is a term, the left shift, as a result of election year 2006 in Latin America. Furthermore, Me...
The political left turn in Latin America, which lagged its transition to liberalized market economie...
The political left turn in Latin America, which lagged its transition to liberalized market economie...