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¿Qué ha sido de las democracias de la segunda ola? Estudio histórico comparado entre Costa Rica, Colombia y Venezuela. (Spanish)

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  • Author(s): Miranda, Rafael
  • Source:
    Ciencia Política; ago2017, Vol. 12 Issue 24, p281-304, 24p
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    • Alternate Title:
      What has become of the Democracies of the Second Wave? Historical Study Compared between Costa Rica, Colombia and Venezuela. (English)
    • Abstract:
      The aim of this article is to compare the political changes of Costa Rica, Colombia and Venezuela from the so-called "second wave" of democracy to nowadays. The article states that the condition of democratic solidity can be detrimental to democratization, that a quality democracy is not necessarily the most stable rather than the one that has the greatest adaptive capacity to incorporate institutionally the social tension, and that one of the key factors to avoid undemocratic phenomena such as populism and political violence is the leftto- right coverage of the democratic political spectrum by the parties. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      El objetivo de este artículo es comparar los cambios políticos de Costa Rica, Colombia y Venezuela desde la llamada "segunda ola" de la democracia hasta la contemporaneidad. En el artículo se afirma que la condición de solidez democrática puede ser perjudicial para la democratización, que una democracia de calidad no es la que se presenta necesariamente como la más estable sino la que tiene mayor capacidad de adaptación para incorporar institucionalmente las tensiones sociales, y que uno de los factores fundamentales para evitar los fenómenos antidemocráticos como el populismo y la violencia política, es la cobertura de izquierda a derecha del espectro político democrático por parte de los partidos. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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