International election monitoring, sovereignty, and the Western hemisphere idea
Subtitle: the emergence of an international norm
By: Arturo Santa-Cruz.
Series: Studies in international relations; Studies in international relations (Routledge (Firm))
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2005
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 287
Subjects: Election monitoring.; Sovereignty.; Intervention (International law) -- Political aspects.; Election monitoring -- South America -- Case studies.; South America -- Politics and government.
Genres: Case studies.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Antecedents of IEM; title: The Western hemisphere's normative structure, IEM, and state sovereignty: The argument in brief; title: Plan of the book; title: On the meaning of sovereignty; title: Sovereignty as individual rationality and material interests; title: Sovereignty as argumentative rationality and constitutional structures; title: Transnational advocacy networks as interlocutors and sovereignty builders; title: Alternative explanations; title: Neoliberal institutionalism; title: Neoclassical realism; title: Summary; title: The Western hemisphere idea and the emergence of IEM; title: The Western hemisphere idea; title: The advent of the Cold War; title: The emergence of IEM; title: The appearance of non-OAS IEM; title: The convergence of IGOS and INGOS: the IEM tan consolidates; title: Inquiring into IEM: methodological considerations; title: Conclusions; title: Chile's 1988 plebiscite: the birth of the IEM network; title: On the WHI, the Cold War, and Chile's domestic structure; title: The 1988 plebiscite as an international event; title: The law group; title: The national democratic institute for; title: International affairs; title: Conclusions; title: Nicaragua's 1990 elections: the consolidation of the IEM network; title: Nicaragua's domestic structure; title: US policy toward Nicaragua and the Latin American response; title: The 1990 elections; title: The Carter Center; title: The Organization of American States; title: The United Nations; title: Conclusions; title: Mexico's 1994 elections: sovereignty redefined; title: Mexico's domestic structure; title: Mexico during the Salinas administration; title: The origins of election monitoring and the 1994 electoral reform; title: The 1994 elections; title: Alianza Cívica; title: The United Nations; title: The Carter Center; title: Conclusions; title: Peru's 2000 elections: democracy as an international affair; title: Peru's domestic structure before Fujimori: the last cycle; title: The advent of Fujimorism, or the decade of "Anti- politics"; title: Fujimori's competitive authoritarianism; title: Toward the 2000 elections; title: Conclusions; title: IEm in other settings and in IR theory; title: IEM in other settings; title: The argument revisited; title: Democratic peace theory and IEM; title: Recent approaches to.