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<dc:title lang="en">Contentious Engagement: Understanding Protest Participation in Latin American Democracies</dc:title>
<dc:title lang="es">Compromiso Contencioso: Entendiendo la Participación en Protestas en las Democracias de América Latina</dc:title>
<dc:creator>Mason Wallace Moseley; Department of Political Science at West Virginia University</dc:creator>
<dc:subject lang="en">Political Science; Comparative Politics; Political Behavior; Protest</dc:subject>
<dc:subject lang="en">Latin America; protest; social movements; institutional quality; community engagement</dc:subject>
<dc:subject lang="en">300; 320; 322; 324</dc:subject>
<dc:subject lang="es">Ciencia Política</dc:subject>
<dc:subject lang="es">América Latina; protesta; movimientos sociales; calidad institucional; compromiso ciudadano</dc:subject>
<dc:description lang="en">Why has protest participation seemingly exploded across much of Latin America in recent years? How do individual- and country-level characteristics interact to explain the rise of contentious politics in countries like Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela? I contend that the recent wave of protests in Latin America is the result of trends in community engagement and institutional development across the region’s young democracies. Specifically, I argue that low-quality institutions in democratic regimes push an increasingly large number of civically active Latin Americans toward more radical modes of political participation, as governments’ abilities to deliver on citizens’ expectations fail to match the capacity for mobilization of active democrats. Drawing on cross-national surveys of Latin America, I test this argument, finding that an interactive relationship between community engagement and ineffective political institutions helps explain the recent spike in protest activity in certain cases and the vast differences in protest participation observed throughout the region.</dc:description>
<dc:description lang="es">¿Por qué la participación en las protestas parece haberse expandido en gran parte de América Latina en los últimos años? ¿Cómo interactúan las características individuales y de cada país para dar forma al crecimiento de la política contenciosa en países como Argentina, Brasil, y Venezuela? Considero que la reciente oleada de protesta social en América Latina, es producto de tendencias con respeto al compromiso ciudadano y el desarrollo institucional en las jóvenes democracias de la región. Específicamente, sostengo que la baja calidad institucional en estos regímenes democráticos empuja a un creciente número de latinoamericanos cívicamente activos hacia formas más radicales de participación política, mientras que las habilidades de los gobiernos de satisfacer expectativas no logran estar a la altura de la capacidad de movilización de los comprometidos demócratas. Basándome en encuestas nacionales en América Latina, pruebo este argumento, mostrando que la interacción entre una comunidad comprometida e instituciones políticas poco efectivas permite explicar el reciente crecimiento de la actividad política contenciosa en algunos casos y las amplias diferencias en los niveles de participación en protestas registradas a lo largo de la región.</dc:description>
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<dc:date>2015-12-14</dc:date>
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<dc:source lang="en">Journal of Politics in Latin America; Vol 7, No 3 (2015); 3-48</dc:source>
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<abstract>Why has protest participation seemingly exploded across much of Latin America in recent years? How do individual- and country-level characteristics interact to explain the rise of contentious politics in countries like Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela? I contend that the recent wave of protests in Latin America is the result of trends in community engagement and institutional development across the region’s young democracies. Specifically, I argue that low-quality institutions in democratic regimes push an increasingly large number of civically active Latin Americans toward more radical modes of political participation, as governments’ abilities to deliver on citizens’ expectations fail to match the capacity for mobilization of active democrats. Drawing on cross-national surveys of Latin America, I test this argument, finding that an interactive relationship between community engagement and ineffective political institutions helps explain the recent spike in protest activity in certain cases and the vast differences in protest participation observed throughout the region.</abstract>
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<dcterms:abstract lang="eng" type="ddb:contentISO639-2">Why has protest participation seemingly exploded across much of Latin America in recent years? How do individual- and country-level characteristics interact to explain the rise of contentious politics in countries like Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela? I contend that the recent wave of protests in Latin America is the result of trends in community engagement and institutional development across the region’s young democracies. Specifically, I argue that low-quality institutions in democratic regimes push an increasingly large number of civically active Latin Americans toward more radical modes of political participation, as governments’ abilities to deliver on citizens’ expectations fail to match the capacity for mobilization of active democrats. Drawing on cross-national surveys of Latin America, I test this argument, finding that an interactive relationship between community engagement and ineffective political institutions helps explain the recent spike in protest activity in certain cases and the vast differences in protest participation observed throughout the region.</dcterms:abstract>
<dcterms:abstract lang="spa" type="ddb:contentISO639-2">¿Por qué la participación en las protestas parece haberse expandido en gran parte de América Latina en los últimos años? ¿Cómo interactúan las características individuales y de cada país para dar forma al crecimiento de la política contenciosa en países como Argentina, Brasil, y Venezuela? Considero que la reciente oleada de protesta social en América Latina, es producto de tendencias con respeto al compromiso ciudadano y el desarrollo institucional en las jóvenes democracias de la región. Específicamente, sostengo que la baja calidad institucional en estos regímenes democráticos empuja a un creciente número de latinoamericanos cívicamente activos hacia formas más radicales de participación política, mientras que las habilidades de los gobiernos de satisfacer expectativas no logran estar a la altura de la capacidad de movilización de los comprometidos demócratas. Basándome en encuestas nacionales en América Latina, pruebo este argumento, mostrando que la interacción entre una comunidad comprometida e instituciones políticas poco efectivas permite explicar el reciente crecimiento de la actividad política contenciosa en algunos casos y las amplias diferencias en los niveles de participación en protestas registradas a lo largo de la región.</dcterms:abstract>
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