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Kristin Seffer - Regime-Hybridity in Mexico

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Kristin Seffer

Regime-Hybridity in Mexico

Series: Studien zu Lateinamerika

Volume 17 2012

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-12

Abbreviations S. 13-14

Introduction S. 15-26

Transition to Democracy and Regime-Hybridity: A Question of the Government Sphere Alone, or Civil Society as Well? S. 27-47

What is the Link between Access to Economic Resources and Political Regimes? The Question of Rent Revenues S. 47-81

Can Clientelism Be Related to a Specific Type of Political Regime? S. 81-93

Clientelism in the Process of Political Transition S. 93-117

Concluding Remarks S. 117-119

Hypotheses S. 119-130

The Case S. 130-137

Applying the Hypotheses to the Case S. 137-144

Regime Formation with the Help of Traditional Rent Revenues? From the Porfirian to the Post-revolutionary PRI Regime S. 145-153

The Onset of Erosion for the PRI Regime and its Politico-economic Fundaments: Political Opening Due to Declining Traditional Rent Revenues? S. 153-155

The Emergence of Alternative Rent Revenues: Which Type of Rent Revenues Had an Impact on the Regime’s Development? S. 155-162

Antecedents of the Decentralization Reforms: The Long Term Project of Centralizing the Political System S. 162-168

The Onset of Decentralization: Increasing Autonomy of Sub-national Entities or a Modified Strategy of the Federal Level to Maintain Dependence? S. 168-179

Reforming the Reform? The Ramo 33 and the Second Reforma Municipal of 1997 S. 179-188

Continuities and Changes: Decentralization in Periods of Declining Traditional Rent Revenues and Increasing Availability of Alternative (Rent) Revenues S. 188-192

Antecedents: Social Protection under the Partido Revolucionario Institucional (PRI) S. 192-200

Social Protection Programs after the Political Alternation: Continuities or Changes? S. 200-219

Evaluating the PAN’s Social Protection Policies: Alternative Strategy to Maintain Clientelism or to Overcome Marginality? S. 219-224

The Emergence and Development of the Economic Elite in Nuevo León S. 224-237

Productivity, Gains and Wages: How Can the Divergent Developments Be Explained? S. 237-250

Capitalist Labor Relations? The Employer’s and Workers Organizations S. 250-260

Reproducing Clientelism: The Impact of Economic Groups S. 260-263

Empirical Findings S. 263-273

Final Discussion and further Research Questions S. 273-281

Bibliography S. 281-299

Annex I S. 299-307

Annex II S. 307-311

Annex III S. 311-316

doi.org/10.5771/9783845238715

Kristin Seffer, Heidrun Zinecker - Gewaltkriminalität in Zentralamerika

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Kristin Seffer (ed.), Heidrun Zinecker (ed.)

Gewaltkriminalität in Zentralamerika

Series: Studien zu Lateinamerika

Volume 6 2010

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Kristin Seffer, Heidrun Zinecker Einleitung S. 9-14

doi.org/10.5771/9783845227009

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