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Gonzalo de la Maza: Democratic Institutions & Political Effectiveness of Chilean Civil Society
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Daniel A. Sabsay: Judiciary & Democracy in Argentina
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Julio Ríos: Judicial Institutions in Mexico's Transition to Democracy
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Mathew Ingram: Ideational Origins of Judicial Strength, Progressive Court Building in Brazilian States
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Javier Couso: Chile's Constitutional Court (1990-2010)
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Lucio Renno: Reelection and Legislative Power, Surprising Results from Brazil
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Moira MacKinnon: Congress in Action, Chile and Argentina 1900-1930
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