Democratic Accountability in Latin America

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pp. i-343(344)
Authors: Mainwaring, Scott; Welna, Christoper

PART I. Conceptual and Theoretical Issues
pp. 1-3(3)
Authors: Mainwaring, Scott; Welna, Christoper

1. Introduction: Democratic Accountability in Latin America
pp. 3-34(32)
Author: Mainwaring, Scott

2. Horizontal Accountability: The Legal Institutionalization of Mistrust
pp. 34-55(22)
Author: O'Donnell, Guillermo

3. Horizontal Accountability: Concepts and Conflicts
pp. 55-77(23)
Author: Kenney, Charles D.

Part II. Legislatures, Executives, and Oversight Agencies
pp. 77-79(3)
Authors: Mainwaring, Scott; Welna, Christoper

4. The Accountability Deficit in Latin America
pp. 79-132(54)
Authors: Crisp, Brian F.; Shugart, Matthew Soberg

5. Legislative Oversight: Interests and Institutions in the United States and Argentina
pp. 132-170(39)
Authors: Morgenstern, Scott; Manzetti, Luigi

6. The Role of Congress as an Agency of Horizontal Accountability: Lessons from the Brazilian Experience
pp. 170-199(30)
Author: Figueiredo, Argelina Cheibub

PART III. The Judiciary, the Public Prosecution Office, and Rule of Law
pp. 199-201(3)
Authors: Mainwaring, Scott; Welna, Christoper

7. The New Brazilian Public Prosecution: An Agent of Accountability
pp. 201-228(28)
Authors: Sadek, Maria Tereza; Cavalcanti, Rosângela Batista

8. Horizontal Accountability and the Rule of Law in Central America
pp. 228-266(39)
Authors: Dodson, Michael; Jackson, Donald W.

Chapter 9. Authoritarianism, Democracy and the Supreme Court: Horizontal Exchange and the Rule of Law in Mexico
pp. 266-307(42)
Author: Magaloni, Beatriz

PART IV. Societal Accountability
pp. 307-309(3)
Authors: Mainwaring, Scott; Welna, Christoper

10. Societal and Horizontal Controls: Two Cases of a Fruitful Relationship
pp. 309-343(35)
Authors: Smulovitz, Catalina; Peruzzotti, Enrique