Vol. 27 No. 2 (2020): 2018 Elections: A Historical Political Juncture in Mexico

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Published: 2020-09-18

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Editor's Note

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Introduction

Elecciones 2018. Una coyuntura histórica en México

Francisco Javier Aparicio, Rodrigo Castro Cornejo
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Articles

The Economy, Security, and Corruption in the 2018 Presidential Election Campaign Issues and Electoral Preferences in Mexico

Melina Altamirano Hernández, Sandra Ley Gutierrez
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Electoral Handouts during Mexico’s 2018 Elections

Kenneth F. Greene, Alberto Simpser
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Criminal contagion: How governor detentions weakened the PRI

Milena Ang
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The Nationalization of Mexican Parties

Francisco Cantu, Paul Johnson
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Anger, Partisanship, and the Activation of Populist Attitudes in Mexico

Rodrigo Castro Cornejo, Sandra Ley, Ulises Beltran
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Why Do Parties Cheat? Institutional Choice in Mexico after Democratization

Joy Langston
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Candidates Murdered in Mexico: Criminal or Electoral violence?

Víctor Antonio Hernández Huerta
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Research Notes

Political Participation, Representation and Inclusion: Is There an Indigenous Vote in Mexico?

Willibald Sonnleitner
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The Power of Vote: Electoral Change and National Party System in Mexico 2018

Sebastián Garrido de Sierra, Flavia Freidenberg
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Did Religious Voters Turn to AMLO in 2018? An Empirical Analysis

Alejandro Díaz Domínguez
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Traditional Media and Social Networks in the 2018 Presidential Election

Ulises Beltran
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