Vol. 48 No. 2 (2024)

Published January 16, 2025
Latin American Political Thought and Constitutionalism

A special issue exploring Latin American Political Thought and Constitutionalism.

In Memoriam

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Glenn Arthur “Chip” Hughes (1951-2024)
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Notes

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Editor's Note
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Notes on Contributors
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Articles

Pedro Blas González
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Ortega y Gasset’s The Revolt of the Masses and the Future of Liberty
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Brendon Westler
27-56
Suppressing the Wicked and Ensuring Order: Lucas Alamán’s Burkean Political Thought in Postcolonial Mexico
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Phillip Pinell
57-82
Nostalgia for Empire?: Ortega y Gasset’s Use of Memory during Spain’s Crisis of Identity
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Luke Foster
83-114
Federalism in Mexico: Lucas Alamán and Alexis de Tocqueville on Constitutional Particularity
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Eduardo Schmidt Passos
115-138
Tyranny in the Americas: Sarmiento’s Tocquevillian Science and the Argentine Civil Wars
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Nayeli L. Riano
139-168
Narratives of Identity: The Literature of Nineteenth-Century Latin American Political Thought
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Daniel J. Mahoney
169-188
Pope Francis: Catholicism, Peronism, and the Temptation of Ideological Dreaming
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Alejandra M. Salinas
189-222
Ernesto Laclau on Political Theology: A Comparison with Schmitt and Derrida
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Alejandro Castrillón
223-250
The Unfaithful Translation of Bentham for Gran Colombia and the Hispanic World
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Guillermo Peréz
251-282
Plurinational States and Legal Pluralism: An Impossible Mission?
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Roberto Breña
283-318
Atlantic Revolutions, Constitutionalism, and Liberalism During the Spanish-American Independence Movements: An Ambiguous Legacy
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Author Meets Critics

Adam Seagrave, Stephanie Shonekin, Daniella Mascarenhas, Nicholas Buccola, Brandon Davis, Rodolfo K. Hernandez
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Stephanie Shonekan and Adam Seagrave's Race and the American Story
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