International Conference on Latin American Politics and Democratic Movements (ICLAPDM - 26)

This track explores the processes and challenges of democratic transitions across Latin American countries. It aims to analyze the factors that facilitate or hinder the establishment of democratic governance in the region.

Focusing on the role of social movements, this track examines their impact on political change and democratization in Latin America. Papers will investigate how grassroots activism shapes public policy and political discourse.

This session addresses the intersection of governance and human rights within Latin American political contexts. It seeks to highlight the challenges and advancements in human rights protections amid varying governance structures.

This track analyzes the dynamics of political parties and electoral systems in Latin America, focusing on their roles in shaping democratic practices. Contributions will examine electoral reforms and their implications for party systems.

Exploring the resurgence of authoritarianism in the region, this track investigates the emergence and strategies of resistance movements. It aims to understand how these movements challenge oppressive regimes and advocate for democratic values.

This session delves into the rise of populism in Latin America, analyzing its causes and effects on political institutions and civil society. Papers will discuss the implications of populist governance on democratic norms and practices.

This track examines the political economy of Latin American democracies, focusing on the interplay between economic policies and democratic governance. Contributions will explore how economic factors influence political stability and citizen engagement.

Focusing on the role of civil society, this track investigates how various organizations contribute to democratic engagement and accountability in Latin America. It aims to highlight successful case studies and ongoing challenges faced by civil society actors.

This session explores the dynamics of regional integration in Latin America and its impact on political cooperation among states. Papers will analyze the effectiveness of regional organizations in promoting democratic values and stability.

This track examines the relationship between protest movements and political reform in Latin America. It seeks to understand how collective action influences policy changes and the broader democratic landscape.

This session addresses the contemporary challenges facing democracy in Latin America, including corruption, inequality, and political polarization. Contributions will provide insights into potential pathways for strengthening democratic institutions and practices.