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Reshaping the State: The Unitary Executive Presidency of Rafael Correa, and reinserted the state back into political and economic life in pursuit of his Citizen’s Revolution. I argue that the state’s profound makeover is a consequence of three different factors: a constitutionally powerful presidency, a president who possessed uniquely strong informal powers, and an in

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State-Organized Crime: A Hypothesis on the Institutionalization of Corruption During the ,on on Latin American politics, this chapter looks at the case of Ecuador and proposes a polemical hypothesis: The government of the Citizens’ Revolution triggered a process of institutionalization of corruption in Ecuador. This phenomenon emerged from numerous actions, planned and executed from the

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Intellectuals, NGOs, and Social Movements Under the Correa Regime: Collaborations and Estrangementsder the semi-authoritarian or “hybrid” regime of Rafael Correa (2007–2017) in Ecuador. The regime kept a democratic facade holding elections and following some basic rules of democracy, while simultaneously manipulating the public sphere, civil society, and social movements through a combination of

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,The Political Management of the Oil Bonanza During Correa’s Government, legal, budgetary, and political reforms, to maximize his control over fiscal and budgetary matters. Correa crafted reforms to maximize oil revenues, increase the amount and discretionality of spending, and lift debt growth restrictions. The president also used his fiscal leverage to consolidate his