OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Latin American Politics and Society is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)

Article	Citations
Will I Get COVID-19? Partisanship, Social Media Frames, and Perceptions of Health Risk in Brazil	38
Introduction The Grassroots Right in Latin America: Patterns, Causes, and Consequences	13
On the Strategic Uses of Women’s Rights: Backlash, Rights-based Framing, and Anti-Gender Campaigns in Colombia’s 2016 Peace Agreement	12
Populist Framing Mechanisms and the Rise of Right-wing Activism in Brazil	9
Negative Partisanship in Latin America	9
Political Rights Regulation by Deferral: Obstacles to External Voting in Uruguay	8
Competitive Authoritarianism in Morales’s Bolivia: Skewing Arenas of Competition	8
Reevaluating the Role of Ideology in Chile	8
Informal Gold Miners, State Fragmentation, and Resource Governance in Bolivia and Peru	7
How Predatory Informal Rules Outlast State Reform: Evidence from Postauthoritarian Guatemala	7
The Nearness of Youth: Spatial and Temporal Effects of Protests on Political Attitudes in Chile	6
“The Criminal Actors Have a Social Base in Their Communities”: Gangs and Service Provision in Medellín, Colombia	6
Notes on a Perilous Journey to the United States: Irregular Migration, Trafficking in Persons, and Organized Crime	6
Dilemmas of Co-production: How Street Waste Pickers Became Excluded from Inclusive Recycling in São Paulo	6
Pro-Life and Feminist Mobilization in the Struggle over Abortion in Mexico: Church Networks, Elite Alliances, and Partisan Context	6
Government and Opposition in Legislative Speechmaking: Using Text-As-Data to Estimate Brazilian Political Parties’ Policy Positions	5
Informalities: An Index Approach to Informal Work and Its Consequences	5
“Paz sí, pero no así”?Voter Profiles and Attitudes Toward the 2016 Colombian Peace Agreement	5
Bringing Back the State: Understanding Varieties of Pension Re-reforms in Latin America	5
Lost in Corporate Translation: How Firms Mediate Between Social Mobilization and Regulatory Intervention in the Extractive Sector	4
The Drug Trade and State Violence in Internal Conflicts: Evidence from Peru	4
The Rise of the Contentious Right: Digitally Intermediated Linkage Strategies in Argentina and Brazil	4
Governance Quality, Fairness Perceptions, and Satisfaction with Democracy in Latin America	4
Weapons of Clients: Why Do Voters Support Bad Patrons? Ethnographic Evidence from Rural Brazil	4
The Politics of Crime in Latin America: New Insights, Future Challenges	3

Migrant Remittances and Violent Responses to Crime in Latin America and the Caribbean	3
Partisan Stereotyping and Polarization in Brazil	3
The Pink Tide and Income Inequality in Latin America	3
Bolsonaro and the Black Vote: Racial Voting in Brazil’s 2018 Election	3
Illegal Housing in Medellín: Autoconstruction and the Materiality of Hope	3
Policy Legacies, Sociopolitical Coalitions, and the Limits of the Right Turn in Latin America: The Argentine Case in Comparative Perspective	3
Mexico’s Armed Vigilante Movements (2012–2015): The Impact of Low State Capacity and Economic Inequality	3
Modes of Extraction in Latin America’s Lithium Triangle: Explaining Negotiated, Unnegotiated, and Aborted Mining Projects	3
A Multilevel Model of Ideological Congruence in Latin America	3
Labor Informality and the Vote in Latin America: A Meta-analysis	3
Determinants of Bicameral Conflict: The Formation of Conference Committees in Chile, 1990-2018	2
Constituency Effects and Legislative Dissent Under Closed-List Proportional Representation	2
Satisfaction with the Police in Chile: The Importance of Legitimacy and Fair Treatment	2
Rage in the Machine: Activation of Racist Content in Social Media	2
How Do Local Public Spending Decisions Shape Corruption Perceptions? Evidence from Mexico	2
Uruguay and Contemporary Theories of Wage Coordination: Origins and Stabilization of Segmented Neocorporatism, 2005–2019	2
(Il)legal Aspirations: Of Legitimate Crime and Illegitimate Entrepreneurship in Nicaragua	2
Enforcing Citizen Participation Through Litigation: Analyzing the Outcomes of Anti-Dam Movements in Brazil and Chile	2
The Politics of Private Violence: How Intimate Partner Violence Victimization Influences Political Attitudes	2
Informal Coalitions and Legislative Agenda Setting in Mexico’s Multiparty Presidential System	2
Varieties of Economic Vulnerability: Evidence on Social Policy Preferences and Labor Informality from Mexico	2
Futurity Beyond the State: Illegal Markets and Imagined Futures in Latin America	2
International Clientelistic Networks: The Case of Venezuela at the United Nations General Assembly, 1999–2015	2
Political Trust and Ecological Crisis Perceptions in Developing Economies: Evidence from Ecuador	2
Los nadies y las nadies: The Effect of Peacebuilding on Political Behavior in Colombia	2
Jessica A. J. Rich, State-Sponsored Activism: Bureaucrats and Social Movements in Democratic Brazil. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2019. Figures, illustrations, appendix, bibliography, index,	1
“I Would Prefer Not To”: Establishing the Missing Link between Invalid Voting and Public Protest in Latin America	1
The Bureaucratic Politics of Urban Land Rights: (Non)Programmatic Distribution in São Paulo’s Land Regularization Policy	1
A New Contract? The Joint Mobilization of Unionized and Contract Workers in Latin America	1
Shifting Positions: Party Positions and Political Manifestos in Costa Rica	1
The Losing Battle Against Neoliberal Trade Agreements in Latin America: Social Resistance Against the MTA Between Ecuador, Peru, and the European Union	1
LAP volume 65 issue 3 Cover and Back matter	1
Competitive Liberalization, Postneoliberalism, and Hegemony: The Case of the US-Peru Free Trade Agreement	1
Why Didn’t Brazilian Democracy Die?	1
Introduction: The New Polarization in Latin America	1
Learning Targets: Policy Paradigms and State Responses to the Anticorruption Transnational Advocacy Network Campaign in Guatemala	1
The Legal Contention for Baldíos Land in the Colombian Altillanura	1
Advocacy, Misdirection, Protest, and Exit: Strategies of Aspiration and Anxiety amid Crime and Conflict in Putumayo	1
Rethinking the Right in Latin America	1
Explaining New Patterns in Family Leave Policies in Latin America: Competing Visions and Facilitating Institutions	1
A Strategic Approach to the Alliance-Formation Process Between Activists and Legislators in Chile	1
The National Legislatures in the Enlargement of Mercosur: Paraguay’s Acceptance of Venezuela and Bolivia	1
Political Control and Bureaucratic Resistance: The Case of Environmental Agencies in Brazil	1
Informal Customary Institutions, Collective Action, and Submunicipal Public Goods Provision in Mexico	1
Why Latin American Parties Are Not Coming Back	1
Willingness: Human Rights Crises and State Response in Mexico	1
Uneven States, Unequal Societies, and Democracy’s Unfulfilled Promises: Citizenship Rights in Chile and Contemporary Latin America	1
New Avenues in the Study of Crime, Violence, and State in Latin America	1
Legislative Quotas and the Gender Gap in Campaign Finance: The Case of the 2014 and 2018 Legislative Elections in Colombia	1
From Second-Best to First-Best Veto Point: Explaining the Changing Uses of Judicial Review and Referendums in Uruguay	1