Democratización y gobernabilidad electoral: el caso de Costa Rica

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After fighting for their independence, the Mexican American societies experienced significant institutional changes and were forced to resopnd to rhe new problems affecting the creation of a new political order. There is no doubt that both processes were different. However, both Mexico and United States pursued the same objective in creating a modern state: to replace a political order based on historical accident or on the imposition of the strongest by one based on the reflection and free choice.

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Lehoucq, F., & Molina, I. (2002). Democratización y gobernabilidad electoral: el caso de Costa Rica. Política Y Gobierno, 9(1), 135-179. http://www.politicaygobierno.cide.edu/index.php/pyg/article/view/375

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