Recasting of the Latin American Right

André Borges is Associate Professor at the University of Brasília, Brazil. He received his Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Oxford. His latest research has appeared in Government and Opposition, Party Politics and in the Journal of Latin American Studies. Ryan Lloyd is a Policy Specialist at Google. He received his Ph.D. in Government from the University of Texas-Austin, was a postdoc at the University of São Paulo, and a Visiting Assistant Professor at Centre College. His research has been published in journals including Public Opinion Quarterly and Electoral Studies. Gabriel Vommaro is Professor at the Universidad de San Martín and Researcher at the CONICET in Argentina. He received his PhD from the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales. His books include Conservatives against the Tide (2023) and Diminished Parties (2021; edited with Luna, Piñeiro & Rosenblatt).

• Introduction. The Recasting of the Latin American Right André Borges, Gabriel Vommaro and Ryan Lloyd; Part I. Building Right-Wing Parties and Partisans: 1. Conservative Decay and Reaction: Accounting for the Divergent Trajectories of the Latin American Right André Borges and Ryan Lloyd; 2. Conservative Parties in Latin America in Adverse Times: The Rise of the Argentine PRO in Comparative Perspective Gabriel Vommaro; 3. Crafting Partisanship in the Context of Party Organization Fragility: The Resilience of Fujimorismo in the Electoral Arena Carlos Meléndez; 4. The Uneven Success of Uribismo in Colombia Juan Albarracín, Laura Gamboa and Juan Pablo Milanese; 5. Right-Wing Partisans in Contemporary Chile Ariel Becerra and Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser; Part II. A New Right? Ideational and Programmatic Change after the Left Turn: 6. Progressive Policy Change, Cultural Backlash and Party Polarization in Latin America André Borges and Robert Vidigal; 7. The Latin American Populist Radical Right in Comparative Perspective: Constraints and Opportunities Lisa Zanotti; 8. Between Gattopardismo and Ideational Change: The Mainstream Chilean Right's Winding Road to Moderation Stéphanie Alenda, Miguel Angel López, Kenneth Bunker and Nicolás Miranda; 9. Whose Right, Whose Left? Navigating the Complexities of Right-Wing Politics in Venezuela Maryhen Jiménez and Guillermo T. Aveledo; 10. A Conversion to the Right: The Case of the 2018 Election of Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil Matheus Ferreira, Mario Fuks and Amy Erica Smith; Conclusions. Re-assessing the Resurgence of the Latin American Right André Borges, Gabriel Vommaro and Ryan Lloyd.

'What drives contemporary right-wing political actors in Latin America? Why are only some radical right-wing parties successful in cementing their base? Is the moderate right a stalwart of democracy, or has it helped to undermine the regime? The Recasting of the Latin American Right is a welcome, much needed, authoritative text on the Latin American right, broadly conceived, in the twenty-first century. It is both theoretically driven and empirically nuanced, with essential comparative analyses as well as crucial case studies that help to situate the processes and outcomes of the right-wing resurgence of the last decades. The volume is essential for scholars of political parties and Latin American politics.' Jennifer Cyr, Associate Professor of Political Science, Universidad Torcuato di Tella, Buenos Aires, Argentina