Leslie E. Anderson (Spring ’90), professor of political science at the University of Florida, published Social Capital in Developing Democracies: Nicaragua and Argentina Compared (Cambridge University Press, 2010). “Democracy Amid Regress? The 2008 Municipal Elections in Nicaragua” (with Lawrence C. Dodd) in the Journal of Democracy 20, 3 (2009) was republished in the Spanish version of the journal (July 2010). She contributed “The Problem of Single-Party Predominance in an Unconsolidated Democracy: The Example of Argentina” in Perspectives on Politics 7, 4 (2009).
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