Browsing by Author "Palanza, María Valeria"
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- ItemArgentina: dispersión de la oposición y el auge de Cristina Fernández de Kirchner(2012) Catterberg, Gabriela; Palanza, María Valeria
- ItemChile’s failed constitutional intent: Polarization, fragmentation, haste and delegitimization(2023) Palanza, María Valeria; Sotomayor Valarezo, PatriciaThis article suggests that the conditions under which the Chilean constitutional process of 2021–22 undertook its task held the seeds of its doom. Constitutional conventions are always tasked with reaching agreements on the controversial allocation of decision rights, and doing so is no simple feat. The Chilean process combined (1) very dispersed preferences regarding the problems the new constitution should solve and the institutions to best enable solutions, with (2) a brief timeframe to allow for agreements to emerge, aggravated by (3) a composition of the Convention that was dominated by independents lacking experience in legislative bargaining, and (4) a severe disenchantment of the population with parties and politics as the backdrop. Together, these hurdles proved impossible to overcome. Despite the notorious political achievements of the Committee we study here, the proposal that came out of Chile’s Constitutional Convention in 2021 was plagued by controversy and a negative perception of the Convention’s work, and was ultimately rejected by the people.
- ItemCongressional Institutionalization: A Cross-National Comparison(2016) Palanza, María Valeria; Tommasi, Mariano; Scartascini, Carlos
- ItemItem Vetoes and Attempts to Override Them in Multiparty Legislatures(2013) Palanza, María Valeria; Sin, G.
- ItemVeto Bargaining and the Legislative Process in Multiparty Presidential Systems(2014) Palanza, María Valeria; Sin, G.