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Democratic Regression in Latin America: An Analysis of the Personal and National Economies on Democratic Support and Authoritarian Electoral Success
Fukuyama (1992) claimed that liberal democracy had won and that this was the end of history. When the third wave of democratization happened, it seemed that he was correct. Latin America was important for this because it was a post-colonial region that has a long history of authoritarian regimes. So
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