Mounting Pressures on the Rule of Law Governability for Development and Democracy in Latin America

Preface 1. The Rule of Law, Development and Democracy in Latin America: Theory and Experience 2. Extending legal security in the Peruvian mining sector: the formalisation of informal miners 3. Bureaucratic Bypass as a Strategy in the Implementation of Public Policies. The Case of Industrial Promotion in Argentina (1982-1992) 4. Environmental governance and participation: mining and forest protection in Argentina 5. 'Old wine in new Bottles': Technopopulism and the Challenges of Infrastructure Provision in Latin America 6. Subnational Variations and the Rule of Law in Argentina: Political Dynasties, Elite Turnover, and Supreme Court Oversight 7. The Effects of Warring and Civil Oligarchs on Colombia's Subnational Democracy 8. After the stealth intervention: civil-military relations and rule of law in post-Bolsonaro Brazil 9. National Referendums on Natural Resources: Are They Effective for Conflict Resolution? 10. Prosecutors as Rule of Law Gatekeepers in Contemporary Latin America: A Survey 11. Mexico's New Fiscalía General de la República: Still Misfiring 12. Confronting Extractivism: The Inter-American Human Rights System and Indigenous Rights in Latin America 13. Sustainable Development and Multilateral Development Banks: A Framework for Analyzing Sources of Norms and Decision-Making in Global Governance 14. Unbundling Rules of Law at the Peripheries of Latin American States 15. Latin American State Apparatuses and the Rule of Law