De la campana electoral al despacho presidencial. Las causas y las consecuencias del giro programatico realizado por Jaime Paz Zamora en Bolivia

Claire Wright

De la campana electoral al despacho presidencial. Las causas y las consecuencias del giro programatico realizado por Jaime Paz Zamora en Bolivia

Translated title of the contribution: From the electoral campaign to the presidential office. The causes and consequences of the programmatic shift carried out by Jaime Paz Zamora in Bolivia

Claire Wright

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The objective of this article is to review a key aspect of representative democracy theories: programmatic turns, in terms of both their causes and their effects. To this end, a case study of President Jaime Paz Zamora in Bolivia is carried out, reviewing the hypotheses of some authors, especially Stokes (2001) and Maravall (2003). The main contributions of the study to the literature are the following: government coalitions based more on strategic than programmatic issues provide fertile ground for programmatic shifts, and the secondary effects of programmatic shifts may be felt more in the long term than in the short term.

Translated title of the contribution	From the electoral campaign to the presidential office. The causes and consequences of the programmatic shift carried out by Jaime Paz Zamora in Bolivia
Original language	Spanish
Pages (from-to)	149-185
Journal	Apuntes Electorales
Volume	XV
Issue number	55
Publication status	Published - 30 Sept 2016
Externally published	Yes

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