Handbook of South American Governance

Dr Pia Riggirozzi is Associate Professor in Global Politics, University of Southampton.Dr. Christopher Wylde is Assistant Professor of International Relations at Richmond, the American International University in London

• 1 Introduction: Governance in South America Pia Riggirozzi and Chris WyldePart I Governance and Development in South America2 South American governance in the colonial period José Briceño Ruiz3 Post-colonial South America: 19th century laissez-faire governance Colin M. Lewis4 Dependency theory and South American Governance in post-neoliberal times Miguel A. Rivera- Quiñones5 Neoliberal governance in South America Laura Macdonald6 The concept and practice of post-neoliberal governance in South America Christopher Wylde7 Inter-American relations in historical perspective Thomas O'BrienPart II The Institutionalization of Governance in South America8 Governing security in South America: from the Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance to the South American Defence Council Jorge Battaglino9 The Organization of American States: Promise and limitations as a hub institution Andrew F. Cooper10 Governing debt: South America and the IMF Pablo Nemiña11 Governing development in South America: Between old and new challenges José Fernández Alonso12 Governance as regional integration: ALADI, CAN and MERCOSUR Laura Gómez-Mera13 Regional governance in South America: Supporting states, dealing with markets and reworking hegemonies Pia Riggirozzi and Diana Tussie14 The New minilateralism in regional economic governance: Cross-regionalism and the Pacific Alliance Jorge Garzón and Detlef Nolte15 South-South cooperation and the governance of development aid in South America Alejandra Kern and Gino Pauselli16 China's spin on governing its relationship with South America Carol WisePart III Placing Actors in South American Governance17 The place of the military in South American governance Orlando J. Pérez18 Beyond states and markets in South America: Lessons of labour-centred development from Chile and Argentina Adam Fishwick and Benjamin Selwyn19 A foot on each side of the picket-line: the contradictory role of labour unions in South American governance Daniel Ozarow20 Business interest groups and policymaking in South America Néstor Castañeda21 Democracy, pluralism and the media in South America Carolina Matos22 Human rights activists and advocacy in South America Francesca Lessa and Cara Levey23 Indigenous rights and resource governance Roberta Rice24 The South American Right: Powerful elites and weak States Barry CannonPart IV Emerging Issues/Old Dilemmas25 Shaking up governance and inequality in South America: a political-economy account Jeff Dayton-Johnson26 Social movements and governance in South America Sofia Donoso27 Extractivism and citizenship Juan Grigera28 Governing natural resources Jewellord Nem Singh29 Transboundary water governance in South America Marcelo Saguier30 The drugs trade Grace Livingstone31 Creating space for autonomous governance: South America and the global governance structural power game Sean W. Burges32 International migration in South America: Emerging forms of governance Ana Margheritis33 Scaling up citizenship in South America through MERCOSUR Marcelo MondelliPart V Possibilities and Prospects in the Study of South American Governance34 Institutions, actors and the practice of governance in South America: Conclusion and directions for further research Pia Riggirozzi and Christopher Wylde