The Recasting of the Latin American Right: Polarization and Conservative Reactions

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The Recasting of the Latin American Right provides a comprehensive analysis of how conservative political movements and actors across Latin America have adapted, reorganized, and reframed their strategies in the face of rising polarization and left-wing electoral victories.

The volume brings together contributions from leading scholars to examine the ideological evolution, organizational changes, and political reactions of right-wing parties and movements throughout the region. It explores how traditional conservatives have responded to challenges from populist and progressive forces, analyzing shifts in policy positions, party structures, and electoral coalitions.

This authoritative work is essential for understanding contemporary Latin American politics, offering insights into how the right has repositioned itself across different national contexts while navigating economic crises, social movements, and democratic challenges.