http://www.unesco.tmp.uqam.ca/ Les travaux de la Chaire sont ancrés dans les champs de la philosophie politique et de la philosophie du droit sous un horizon interdisciplinaire et visent à répondre aux différentes facettes du mandat fondateur des Chaires de philosophie de l’UNESCO : jouer un rôle de leadership, rassembler autour de thèmes fédérateurs illustrant, défendant et faisant partager au plus grand nombre possible, la nature, l’importance et les effets éthiques, politiques et sociaux de la pensée critique et de la réflexion philosophique. fr SPIP - www.spip.net http://www.unesco.tmp.uqam.ca/IMG/siteon0.gif http://www.unesco.tmp.uqam.ca 200 430 https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=article-unesco&id_article=7058 https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=article-unesco&id_article=7058 2011-10-25T09:47:10Z text/html fr <span class="vcard author"><a class="url fn spip_in" href="https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=auteur-unesco&id_auteur=985">Leticia Heras</a></span> Démocratie et société Mexique Dossiers de l'Observatoire des Amériques English <p>Abstract <br class='autobr' /> The purpose of this essay is to offer a brief exploratory analysis of the causes and consequences of the changes in the patterns of political participation in México over the last 20 years (1988-2009). It focuses along two lines : voting on one hand, and the orientation given by the political parties to political participation on a basic left- right political spectrum. The argument is that over the last 20 years Mexico has experienced more dynamic electoral participation and a (…)</p> - <a href="https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?rubrique21" rel="directory">Observatoire des Amériques (ODA)</a> <div class='rss_texte'><p><strong> <i>Abstract</strong> <br> The purpose of this essay is to offer a brief exploratory analysis of the causes and consequences of the changes in the patterns of political participation in México over the last 20 years (1988-2009). It focuses along two lines : voting on one hand, and the orientation given by the political parties to political participation on a basic left- right political spectrum. The argument is that over the last 20 years Mexico has experienced more dynamic electoral participation and a division of the voting preferences among three political parties (PRI, PAN and PRD). This change occurred in the sense of a citizen's more risky attitude toward other parties from right to left, different from the traditional PRI preferences. Many factors could explain this shift : a new socio-economic configuration of the country, higher education, urbanization, or new electoral institutions. The task then is to analyse how this has occurred in Mexico.</p></div>