Counterpoints: Selected Essays on Authoritarianism and Democratization

Kenneth Maxwell · Guillermo A O'Donnell

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Using Argentina as the main example, this work examines all aspects of democracy and democratization in Latin America. The author illustrates many weaknesses of authoritarianism and repressive regimes which, he argues, can be taken advantage of appropriately by the struggle for democracy.

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