Fixing Democracy: Why Constitutional Change Often Fails to Enhance Democracy in Latin America
Fixing Democracy explores why constitutional reforms in Latin America so often fall short of improving democracy. Javier Corrales examines the relationship between institutional change and democratic outcomes, offering a focused study of reform’s possibilities, limitations, and recurring challenges across the region.
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Fixing Democracy examines constitutional change in Latin America and its relationship to democratic development.
Javier Corrales focuses on why efforts to revise constitutions often fail to enhance democracy.
The book considers the challenges involved in using constitutional reform to produce meaningful political improvement.
It offers a focused study of democratic change, institutional design, and the limits of reform in the region.
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