Democracy in “Two Mexicos”

1. Introduction
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Part I. Theoretical Framework and Methodology

2. Political Factionalism in “Democratic” Mexico: The Context, the Variables, and the Main Actors
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3. Explaining Political Factionalism in “Two Mexicos”: An Empirical Approach
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Part II. Case Study 1: Oaxaca

4. Political Contention in a Southern Mexican State: Oaxaca
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5. Four Episodes of Political Factionalism in Oaxaca
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6. Explaining Political Factionalism in a Poor Southern Mexican State
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Part III. Case Study 2: Nuevo León

7. Politics and the Economy in Northern Mexico: Nuevo León
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8. Explaining Political Cohesion in a Rich Northern Mexican State
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9. Conclusion: Effective Rules, Economic Inclusion, and Political Stability; Lessons for Young and Unequal Democracies
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10. Epilogue: Mexico After 2006 and the Case of Nuevo León
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Nyckelord: Political Science and International Relations, Development Policy, Economic Policy, Latin American Politics, Latin American Culture, Electoral Politics, Social Structure, Social Inequality