Nbr. 14-3-4, November 2014
Index
- Foreword by Luís Inácio Lula da Silva President of Brazil, 2003–10
- Interest group dynamics in a weak and transitional state: the case of Bolivia
- Interest groups and lobbying in Latin America: theoretical and practical considerations
- Interest groups in Brazil: a new era and its challenges
- Interest groups in Venezuela: lessons from the failure of a ‘Model Democracy’ and the rise of a Bolivarian democracy
- Interest mobilization in public health and social insurance: Argentina, Colombia, and Mexico in comparative perspective
- Issue Information
- Neo‐liberalism, big business and the evolution of interest group activity in Latin America
- Power groups, interests and interest groups in consolidated and transitional democracies: comparing Uruguay and Costa Rica with Paraguay and Haiti
- Power groups, interests and interest groups in Latin America: a new era or more of the same?
- The changing politics of lobbying: private sector organizations in Mexico
- The Chilean big business lobby: a long‐standing and major influence on public policy
- The contribution of lobby regulation initiatives in addressing political corruption in Latin America
- The development of business associations in Central America: the role of international actors and economic integration
- The mass media's dual role: ‘watchdog’ and guardian of their own interests
- Women's rights in transition: the collision of feminist interest groups, religion and non‐governmental organizations in three Latin American countries