Titlebook: Electoral Rules and the Transformation of Bolivian Politics; The Rise of Evo Mora Betilde Mu?oz-Pogossian Book 2008 Betilde Mu?oz-Pogossian

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Paving the Way for the Transformation of Bolivian Politics: Electoral Reforms and Coalition Buildints credibility and was considered by all parties a legitimate institution to oversee the electoral process. Political parties had agreed to strengthen the Electoral Court by incorporating highly qualified individuals as members.

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Crumbling Coalitions? Assessing the Transformation of Bolivian Politics,t events have signaled a process of reordering of coalitional politics in this country. Starting in the year 2000, Bolivia underwent a process leading to a critical juncture, or what Calderon (2002) calls “a moment of inflection”—a historical moment in which political patterns start to change.

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,Explaining Evo Morales’s Rise to Power: The Unintended [or Intended?] Political Consequences of Ele to be implemented in Bolivia. The establishment of the mixed-member electoral system for the election of the members of the Chamber of Deputies was seen as a major effort to connect citizens with their representatives. As a result of a long process of electoral reforms, there were more plurality an

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Katarina Stanoevska-Slabeva,Thomas WozniakUnity’s (UDP) Hernan Siles Zuazo emerging as the most voted candidate with 38.74 percent. MNR’s Paz Estenssoro obtained 20.15 percent of the vote and ADN’s Hugo Banzer came in third with 16.83 percent. The 1979 stalemate ensued when no agreement was reached among parliamentarians as to who should become president.

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