The Influence of Party Systems on Citizens’ Perceptions of Corruption and Electoral Response in Latin America
This study examines how different party systems in Latin America affect the capability of opposition parties to use public concerns about political corruption for electoral mobilization. Opposition partisanship is more strongly linked to perceptions of corruption in the ideologically polarized party...
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| description | This study examines how different party systems in Latin America affect the capability of opposition parties to use public concerns about political corruption for electoral mobilization. Opposition partisanship is more strongly linked to perceptions of corruption in the ideologically polarized party system of Chile than in the hegemonic party system then in decline in Mexico or in the centrist two-party system of Costa Rica. However, the capability of opposition parties in all three party systems to mobilize electoral support among voters dissatisfied with corruption is weakened by the tendency of these politically alienated citizens to withdrawfrom all types of political involvement. Implications of the findings for redressing problems of political corruption through the electoral process and for a deepening of democracy in Latin America are discussed. |
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| subjects | Chile Citizens Comparative politics Corruption Corruption in government Costa Rica Electoral results Latin America Mexico Mobilization Party systems Perception Perceptions Political corruption Political mobilization Political opposition Political Parties Public Opinion Voting Behavior |
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