In this collaborative piece with Daniel Barker, we map the latest scholarly developments on how Latin America has dealt with the challenges posed by violent, militarized state and non-state actors.
I introduce the Index of Subnational Electoral Democracy (ISED) and use it to assess subnational regimes in 9 Latin American countries, the USA, Canada, and India.
In this article I explore what we do (not) know about subnational regime heterogeneity and pinpoint areas in need of further research.
A brief review of Inside Countries, a volume which unpacks the strengths of subnational research.