by Rafael López Pintor · PLANETA: DOCUMENTO · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788408033677
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«Votos contra balas» is Rafael López Pintor's essay on democratization, published by Planeta in paperback (440 pages, in Spanish).
Rafael López Pintor draws on his experience as a UN envoy in countries such as Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala, Liberia, Angola, Mozambique, Cambodia and Palestine. The book analyses how elections are organised in developing countries and what conditions favour or hinder democratic transition.
1999 edition from the Documento collection. Measures 23×16 cm, 505 g, 440 pages. ISBN-10 8408033670.
For readers interested in comparative politics, electoral processes and democratic transition in developing countries.
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