Term limits and legislative representation

John Michael Carey

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Electoral Systems and Political Participation Political Dynamics in Latin America Political Theory and Democracy

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Part I. Term Limits and Comparative Politics: 1. The electoral disconnection? 2. Institutions and electoral reform: comparing the cases Part II. The Latin American Cases: 3. Term limits and political careers 4. Term limits and particularism 5. Term limits and legislative party cohesiveness Part III. Term Limits and the United States: 6. The last term problem 7. Applying lessons about term limits.

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