Courts under Constraints: Judges, Generals, and Presidents in Argentina (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics)
A detailed analysis of judicial constraints in Argentina, exploring how courts navigate pressures from presidents and military leaders within a comparative political framework.
About This Book
This book investigates judicial behavior in Argentina during periods of political instability and authoritarian rule.
It analyzes the constraints faced by judges and how institutional and political factors shape court decisions.
The study draws on comparative politics to understand interactions between the judiciary, the military, and the executive branch.
Readers gain insight into the challenges of maintaining judicial independence in emerging democracies.
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