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The Judiciary and Democratic Decay in Latin America: Declining Confidence in the Rule of Law

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Toward a Theory of Judicial Reform in Latin America Building a Healthy Judiciary Independence, Access, and Efficiency El Salvador and the Dangers of Thinking Small Brazil: A Shotgun Approach to Judicial Reform Argentina: Opposite Paths, Same Results Chile's Coherent Approach to Judicial Reform Judicial Reform and Democratic Decay Bibliography Index

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