Aim & Scope
JPLA, first published in 2009 by the GIGA Institute of Latin American Studies (ILAS) in Hamburg, is a refereed journal focused on comparative politics on Latin America. The journal is dedicated to promoting a deeper understanding of the political process and political institutions in the region. JPLA began publication in 2009 as a leading international journal devoted to providing cutting-edge research by and for the political science community in Latin American studies as well as for comparativists focusing on Latin America. An international editorial board of renowned scholars ensures high-caliber and relevant content. [1]
2024
Partisan Dehumanization in Brazil's Asymmetrically Polarized Party System
Journal of Politics in Latin America (JPLA) , 2024
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Why Are Constitutional Amendments in Mexico so Frequent?
Journal of Politics in Latin America (JPLA) , 2024
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Assessing Electoral Personalism in Latin American Presidential Elections
Journal of Politics in Latin America (JPLA) , 2024
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Where did Hyper-Presidentialism Go? The Origin of Bills and Laws Passed in Chile, 1990–2022
Journal of Politics in Latin America (JPLA) , 2024
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Assessing the Relationship Between Compulsory Voting and Over-Representation of Extreme Parties
Journal of Politics in Latin America (JPLA) , 2024
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Do Disciplinary Sanctions Affect Political Parties’ Re-election? Evidence from Colombia
H Posada , E Burbano Valencia , A Mondragón-Mayo
Journal of Politics in Latin America (JPLA) , 2024
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Antecedents of Corruption Perception in Guyana
T Thomas , K Abts , K Stroeken
Journal of Politics in Latin America (JPLA) , 2024
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The Agrarian Conflicts and Food Crises Nexus in Contemporary Latin America
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Journal of Politics in Latin America (JPLA) , 2024
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Democracy and Institutional Change in Times of Crises in Latin America
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Journal of Politics in Latin America (JPLA) , 2024
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