Number 118, April-June 2024

Analysis

• The Impact of Turnout in Optional Simultaneous Presidential Primaries on the Vote Share for the Coalition Candidate in the General Election: Evidence From Chile’s Two-Round System
  Hugo Jofré and Patricio Navia

Number 117, January-March 2024

Article

• International Relations’ Nomological Machines:the Neo-Neo Synthesis’s Tale of Law-Like Explanations
  Enzo Lenine and Mariana Lyra

Number 116, October-December 2023

Legislative and Presidential Elections 2022

Analysis

• The Role of Social Forgiveness and Non-forgiveness in Shaping the Political Discourse Around Gustavo Petro During the 2022 Colombian Presidential Elections
  Constantin Treisch

Number 115, July-September 2023

Gender and Politics

Analysis

• Women Just Wanna Have Quotas: The Gender Divide on Affirmative Action in the Chilean Right
  Julieta Suárez-Cao

• Critical Latin American Feminisms: Community-Based, Experience-Based, and Gender-Unraveling
  Diana Milena Patiño Niño

Number 114, April-June 2023

Article

• Labor Markets in Contexts of War: Recruitment and Trafficking of Child Soldiers in Colombia
  Mónica Hurtado, Ángela Iranzo Dosdad and Wilson Rodríguez

Number 113, January-March 2023

Articles

• Asia and Latin America Relations in the Twenty-First Century: A Review
  Carolina Urrego-Sandoval and Ramón Pacheco Pardo

• The Boys Who Cried Wolf Warrior: China’s Diplomatic Strategy in Latin America
  Benjamin Creutzfeldt

• Peace Agreement Implementation (Pai): What Matters? A Review of the Literature
  Angelika Rettberg and Federico Dupont

Number 112, October-December 2022

Article

• Exploring Agency Termination in Colombia: Understanding the Impact of Political and Economic Factors on the Survival of Public Organizations
  Luis Bernardo Mejía Guinand and Isabella Pinzón Caputo

Number 111, July-September 2022

Articles

• The Pyschoactive Politics Framework and the Beginning of Coca Eradication in Peru
  Nicolas Alexander Beckmann

• UNASUR: An Eclectic Analytical Perspective of Its Disintegration
  Víctor Mijares and Detlef Nolte

• Limitations on Democracy in Multilateral Policies to Regulate the Political Participation of Indigenous and Tribal Peoples
  María Cristina Ovalle Almanza and Juan Camilo Vásquez Salazar

• Brazil’s Lost Pathway to Regional Hegemony: Structural Changes in the South American Regional System (1810-2010S)
  Ana Luiza Vedovato and Igor Castellano da Silva

Number 110, April-June 2022

Articles

• Bribing and Social Desirability in Peru: A Mixed Methods Approach
  Viviana Baraybar Hidalgo, Yamile Guibert and Paula Muñoz

• Perception of Electoral Integrity, Trust in Elections, and the Conditional Role of the Understanding of Democracy: Addressing the “Mexican Paradox”
  Alejandro Monsiváis-Carrillo

• Framing the “Cacerolazo”: An Analysis of a Social Protest in Ecuador
  Damián Fernández-Pedemonte, Lorena Recalde, Gabriela Baquerizo-Neira and Juan Carlos García

Number 109, January-March 2022

Articles

• Local Participation at Stake: Between Emancipatory Goals and Co-option Strategies. The Case of Territorially Focused Development Programs in Colombia
  Ana Isabel Rodríguez Iglesias and Noah Rosen

• Pluralism versus Pluralization. How the Protection of Cultural Diversity Can Turn against New Forms of Religious Diversity
  Jean Paul Sarrazin Martínez and Saira Redondo

Number 107, July-August 2021

Articles

• The Controversy of Lateralisms: A Comparison between FTAs of China and the United States
  Ana Luiza Beck, Mayara T. Muller and Fernando Seabra

• Corporate Networks and Business Influence in Panama, Costa Rica, and El Salvador
  Julián Cárdenas and Francisco Robles-Rivera

Number 106, April-June 2021

Article

• The Politics of Generosity. Colombian Official Discourse Towards Migration from Venezuela, 2015-2018
  Mauricio Palma-Gutiérrez

Number 105, January-March 2021

Article

• The Contemporary World Order, BRICS and the R2P+ Principle: the Cases of Brazil and China (2005/2017)
  Augusto Leal Rinaldi and Cristina Soreanu Pecequilo

Number 103, July-September 2020
Political Parties and Parties Systems in Latin America

• Electoral Competition at the Subnational Level. Emeralds and Politics in Colombia, 1997-2015
  Margarita Batlle, Carlos Andrés Hoyos and Laura Wills-Otero

Number 101, January-March 2020

Articles

• Filling the Structural Gap: Geopolitical Links Explaining the South American Defense Council
  Víctor M. Mijares

• Beyond Smart Crowds. the Media Effect of Citizen Mobilizations Around the Peace Agreements in Colombia
  Carlos Andrés Charry Joya

Number 100, October-December 2019

Articles

• Colombia’s Armed Conflict and its Refugees: International Legal Protection “versus” Interregional State Interests
  Michael Nabil Ruprecht

• The Colombian Anti-Corruption Referendum: Why It Failed?
  Michael Haman

Number 97, January-March 2019

Dossier

• Submissive to the Political Will? Civil Society and Victims’ Mobilization around Truth Commissions
  Carles Fernandez Torne

Number 96, October-December 2018

Articles

• The Road to Partisan Independence: An Extension and Empirical Test of the “Running Tally” Approach in Latin America
  Benjamín Temkin Yedwab and Gerardo Isaac Cisneros Yescas

• Congresspeople in the Courtroom: Analysis of the Use of Constitutional Complaints by Members of Congress in Colombia 1992-2015
  Santiago Virgüez Ruiz

Number 95, July-September 2018

Dossier

• Electoral Volatility and Political Finance Regulation in Colombia
  Néstor Castañeda

• Why Gender Quotas Don’t Work in Brazil? The Role of the Electoral System and Political Finance
  Teresa Sacchet

Number 94, April-June 2018

Articles

• What Shapes Colombia’s Foreign Position on Climate Change?
  María Camila Bustos

• ‘Peace without women does not go!’ Women’s struggle for inclusion in Colombia’s peace process with the FARC
  Lina M. Céspedes-Báez and Felipe Jaramillo Ruiz

Number 93, January-March 2018

Dossier

• Resource Extraction and Conflict in Latin America
  John Andrew McNeish

Number 92, October-December 2017

Articles

• Latin American Integration: Regionalism “àla Carte” in a Multipolar World?
  Cintia Quiliconi and Raúl Salgado Espinoza

• Civil Conflict and Educational Achievement: The Case of the Colombian Secondary School Exit Examination
  Silvia C. Gómez Soler

• Negative Advertisements and Voter Turnout: The Evidence from Mexico
  Víctor A. Hernández-Huerta

Number 90, April-July 2017

Analysis

• Policy Regime Juxtaposition in Latin America
  Kent Eaton

Number 89, January-March 2017

Article

• Conflicting Approaches to Peacebuilding? Explaining Political Attitudes towards Armed Conflict Issues in Colombia through Ideas and Interests
  Sebastián Riomalo Clavijo

Number 88, September-December 2016

Analysis

• The Double Pincer of Migration: Revisiting the Migration and Development Nexus through a Spatial Lens
  Paolo Novak

• Theorising the Right to Be Political in Motion: “khôra” as Condition of Possibility
  Mark F.N. Franke

Review

• Debra Lattanzi Shutika, “Beyond the Borderlands: Migration and Belonging in the United States and Mexico”
  By Laura Vásquez Roa

Number 86, January-April 2016

Article

• The Politics of Accountability: Indigenous Participation in Colombian and Ecuadorian Oil and Gas Policies
  Guillaume Fontaine, Esther Sánchez, Marco Córdova & Susan Velasco

Number 84, May-August 2015

Document

• Cognition, Institutions, and Social Change: A Conversation with Chrysostomos Mantzavinos
  Chrysostomos Mantzavinos and Andrés Casas Casas

Number 83, January-April 2015

Analysis

• Coauthorship Ties in the Colombian Congress, 2002-2006
  Eduardo Alemán

• Capital Account Policy in South Korea: The Informal Residues of the Developmental State
  Ralf J. Leiteritz

Number 81, May-August 2014

Analysis

• Diffusing EU Law Beyond the Borders of the Union: The Judicialization of the European Trading Area
  Allan F. Tatham

• Free Trade and Labour and Environmental Standards in MERCOSUR
  María Belén Olmos Giupponi

• Addressing Human Rights in the Court of Justice of the Andean Community and the Tribunal of the Southern African Development Community
  Giovanni Molano-Cruz and Stephen Kingah

• Rights, Free Trade, and Politics: The Strategic Use of a Rights Discourse in the Negotiation of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs)
  Angelika Rettberg , Philippe De Lombaerde , Liliana Lizarazo-Rodríguez and Juan Felipe Ortiz-Riomalo

Free Subject

• The Dual Function of Violence in Civil Wars: The Case of Colombia
  Philippe Dufort

• The Generalization of Particularized Trust. Paramilitarism and Structures of Trust in Colombia
  Jan Boesten

Number 78, May-August 2013
Analysis

• Mercosur, the Role of Ideas and a More Comprehensive Regionalism
  Sergio Caballero Santos

Number 77, January-April 2013
Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration of Excombatants: Politics and Actors of The Postconflict

Analysis

• Negotiating Disarmament and Demobilization: A Descriptive Review of the Evidence
  Robert Muggah

• The Forgotten Sons of the State: The Social and Political Positions of Former Government Soldiers in Post-War Mozambique
  Nikkie Wiegink

• Towards People-Centered Economic Reintegration? An Analysis of the Economic Reintegration Strategy of Demobilized Combatants in Colombia
  Stefan Thorsell

Number 76, July-December 2012
International Relations in Times of Crisis

• Contextualizing the Current Crisis: Post-fordism, Neoliberal Restructuring, and Financialization
  Aaron Tauss

• Neoliberalism, Biopolitics, and the Governance of Transnational Crime
  Diego Nieto

Number 75, January-June 2012

China and its political relations with Latin America

Analysis

• China and Africa: A Distant Mirror of Latin America
  Chris Alden

• China and Latin America: A Marriage Made in Heaven?
  Ralf J. Leiteritz

• The China Conundrum: Economic Development Strategies Embraced by Small States in South America
  Carol Wise

Number 73, January – June 2011
Latin-American Cities. Memory, History and Political Culture

Editorial
Forrest Hylton, Universidad de los Andes

• Disorder and Everyday Life in Barrancabermeja
  Lesley Gill, Vanderbilt University

• Everyday Wars of Position Social Movements and the Caracas Barrios in a Chávez Era
  Sujatha Fernandes, City University of New York

• The Country and the City in the Cuban Revolution
  Michelle Chase, New York University

Number 69, January-June 2009

Analysis

• New human rights issues, Understanding their contentious rise
  Clifford Bob

• Communicative action and human rights in Colombia. When words fail
  Alison Brysk

• U.S. Human Rights activism and plan Colombia
  Winifred Tate

• Strange Bedfellows NGOs and Businesses move from conflict to cooperation
  Carsten Wieland

Number 63, January-June 2006

Analysis

• Urban Resistance to Neoliberal Democracy in Latin America
  Winifred Tate

• Participatory Government and the Challenge of inclusion: The case of Local Government Structures in Post Apartheid South Africa
  Ralph Mathekga

Number 64, July-December 2006

Analysis

• Notes on the Brazilian 2006 Presidential Elections: The Winding Road to Democratic Consolidation
  Lucio Renno

Number 62, July-December 2005

Analysis

• International Political Economy: the state of the art
  Ralf J. Leiteritz