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Seizing the Agenda: Polarization and Legislative Autonomy in Brazilian Presidentialism
Brazilian coalitional presidentialism has long been read as a system in which the executive sets the agenda and the legislature holds a veto. We argue that, since the mid-2010s, the Congress has been building agenda-setting power. We account for the shift with a formal spatial framework in which a l
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