威权主义者的回忆:墨西哥的毒品战争和反对民主的亚国家模式

IF 1.6 Q2 POLITICAL SCIENCE Journal of Politics in Latin America Pub Date : 2020-04-01 DOI:10.1177/1866802X20913287
J. Hiskey, M. Malone, Alejandro Díaz-Domínguez
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在危机时期,公民对民主的支持取决于他们认为自己的民主与威权替代方案相比能够在多大程度上解决危机。墨西哥正处于这样一场危机之中,因为其打击贩毒组织的战争带来了前所未有的暴力上升,在某些地区,对该州的治理能力构成了直接挑战。与此同时,其国家以下的政治格局从充满活力的多党制国家到与过去占主导地位的一党制国家有着持续联系的国家。我们利用国家以下政治背景和毒品相关暴力水平的这些变化,来研究国家以下政治环境如何调节危机与支持非民主替代方案之间的关系。当面临体制的暴力冲击时,公众对民主的态度在一定程度上取决于一个人在非民主选择方面的经历,以及这些威权选择是否能更有效地解决眼前的危机。
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Authoritarian Recall: Mexico’s Drug War and Subnational Patterns of Opposition to Democracy
In times of crisis, citizens’ support for democracy can depend on how well they think their democracy can address that crisis compared to authoritarian alternatives. Mexico is in the midst of just such a crisis, as its war on drug trafficking organisations has brought an unprecedented rise in violence and, in some areas, posed a direct challenge to the state’s capacity to govern. At the same time, its subnational political landscape ranges from vibrant, multi-party states to those with continued connections to a dominant one-party past. We leverage these variations in subnational political context and levels of drug-related violence to examine how the subnational political context mediates the relationship between a crisis and support for non-democratic alternatives. When faced with a violent shock to the system, public attitudes towards democracy depend in part on one’s experiences with non-democratic alternatives and whether these authoritarian options appear to solve the crisis at hand more effectively.
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