Table of Contents:
Preface, Kenneth Roberts
Introduction: The Social Underpinnings of Latin American Discontent, Gabriel Kessler and María Victoria Murillo
SECTION 1: POLITICAL DISCONTENT IN LATIN AMERICA
Chapter 1
Scenarios of Discontent: Polarization, Generalized Unrest and Divisive Leadership, Gabriel Kessler and Gabriel Vommaro
Chapter 2
Better Polarized than Unstructured? The Underpinnings of Political Discontent with Democracy in Four (Small) Latin American Countries, Juan Pablo Luna and Rodrigo M. Medel
Chapter 3
Mind the Gap: The Disconnect between the Concerns of Latin American Political Elites, Business Elites, and the General Public, Gustavo Flores-Macías, Vincent Mauro and Mariano Sánchez-Talaquer.
SECTION 2: ORIGINS OF POLITICAL DISCONTENT IN LATIN AMERICA
Chapter 4
The Kids Are Alright: Political Generations, Authoritarian Legacies, and Democratic Attitudes, Noam Lupu
Chapter 5
Young People and Shifting Political Landscapes, Nitzan Shoshan.
Chapter 6
Criminal Violence and Democratic Discontent, Sarah Daly and Eduardo Moncada
Chapter 7
Unexpected Guests: Public Opinion and Political Implications of Venezuelan Immigration in South America, Marcela Cerrutti
SECTION 3: MOBILIZED ACTORS AND TYPES OF POLITICAL DISCONTENT
Chapter 8
Informality, Redistribution, and Political Discontent, Gonzalo Assusa and Luis Beccaria
Chapter 9
The Backlash Against Gender Equality and Sexual Diversity: Egalitarian Trends and Religious Conservatism in Changing Societies, Flávia Biroli
Chapter 10
Mobilizing Indigenous Discontent: The Quest for Collective Rights in Bolivia, Chile, and Ecuador, Carla Alberti
Conclusion: Political Reactions to Changing Expectations, Gabriel Kessler and María Victoria Murillo
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