Lawrence Boudon
Biographic Data
| ID | 1082645 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lawrence Boudon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lawrence |
| FAMILY NAME | Boudon |
| SIGNATURE | BOUDON L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de los Andes |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Colombia's M-19 Democratic Alliance: A Case Study in New-Party Self-Destruction
Party System Deinstitutionalization: The 1997-98 Colombian Elections in Historical Perspective
Taking the 1997-98 electoral season as its case study, this article seeks to determine whether Colombia's party system is undergoing deinstitutionalization. The resilience of the Liberal Party and the lack of an organized alternative to the traditional parties may mean that Colombia is in the process of party system transformation
Hacia una teoría sobre nuevos partidos políticos
Después de que Lipset y Rokkan expusieron su ahora famosa sentencia, que afirma que una vez los sistemas de partidos son establecidos, las lealtades de los votantes se congelan, los politólogos han prestado poca atención a la posibilidad de que nuevos partidos políticos puedan surgir y consolidarse dentro de un sistema existente. La mayoría de los nuevos partidos que han aparecido en décadas recientes han sido rechazados, como fenómenos efímeros …
Guerrillas and the State: The Role of the State in the Colombian Peace Process
This article examines the Colombian peace process since 1982, arguing that the government must strengthen the state and expand its presence into the remote areas in which the leftist guerrillas have established para-statal organisations. The traditionally weak Colombian state has allowed rebel groups to flourish in isolated areas. However, President Ernesto Samper has announced a new initiative that features an ambitious plan to strengthen the st…
Colombia's M-19 Democratic Alliance: A Case Study in New-Party Self-Destruction
Party System Deinstitutionalization: The 1997-98 Colombian Elections in Historical Perspective
Taking the 1997-98 electoral season as its case study, this article seeks to determine whether Colombia's party system is undergoing deinstitutionalization. The resilience of the Liberal Party and the lack of an organized alternative to the traditional parties may mean that Colombia is in the process of party system transformation
Guerrillas and the State: The Role of the State in the Colombian Peace Process
This article examines the Colombian peace process since 1982, arguing that the government must strengthen the state and expand its presence into the remote areas in which the leftist guerrillas have established para-statal organisations. The traditionally weak Colombian state has allowed rebel groups to flourish in isolated areas. However, President Ernesto Samper has announced a new initiative that features an ambitious plan to strengthen the st…
Hacia una teoría sobre nuevos partidos políticos
Después de que Lipset y Rokkan expusieron su ahora famosa sentencia, que afirma que una vez los sistemas de partidos son establecidos, las lealtades de los votantes se congelan, los politólogos han prestado poca atención a la posibilidad de que nuevos partidos políticos puedan surgir y consolidarse dentro de un sistema existente. La mayoría de los nuevos partidos que han aparecido en décadas recientes han sido rechazados, como fenómenos efímeros …
Guerrillas and the State: The Role of the State in the Colombian Peace Process
This article examines the Colombian peace process since 1982, arguing that the government must strengthen the state and expand its presence into the remote areas in which the leftist guerrillas have established para-statal organisations. The traditionally weak Colombian state has allowed rebel groups to flourish in isolated areas. However, President Ernesto Samper has announced a new initiative that features an ambitious plan to strengthen the st…
Party System Deinstitutionalization: The 1997-98 Colombian Elections in Historical Perspective
Taking the 1997-98 electoral season as its case study, this article seeks to determine whether Colombia's party system is undergoing deinstitutionalization. The resilience of the Liberal Party and the lack of an organized alternative to the traditional parties may mean that Colombia is in the process of party system transformation
Colombia's M-19 Democratic Alliance: A Case Study in New-Party Self-Destruction
Political science (4 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Politics and Society in Latin America (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Law (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Public Administration (2 works) · Alliance (1 works) · Citizen journalism (1 works) · Conflict, Peace, and Violence in Colombia (1 works)