CURRICULUM VITAE
Laurence Andrew Whitehead
Personal Data
British citizen, born 28 November 1944, married to Linette Whitehead (U.S. Citizen), with two children, Lucy (born 30 August 1981 in Washington DC), and David (born 29 March 1984 in Oxford)
Education
1966 B.A. in Philosophy, Politics and Economics, Magdalen College, Oxford
1970 M.A. in Philosophy, Politics and Economics, Nuffield College, Oxford
Current Employment and other Responsibilities
Employment
2005-2006 Acting Warden, Nuffield College, Oxford
1969- Official Fellow in Politics, Senior Fellow and Investment Bursar, Fellow, Nuffield College
Academic Responsibilities
DATE Member, General Board of Faculties
DATE Chairman, Oxford Inter-Faculty Committee for Latin American Studies
DATE Chairman, Management Committee, Oxford Refugee Studies Programme
1999 - Governor, Oxford Institute of Energy Studies
1994- Series Editor, Oxford Studies in Democratisation, Oxford University Press
DATE Oxford University founder and representative, European Centre for the Study of Democratisation, Forlí
DATE Member, Standing Committee on Democratisation, European Consortium of Political Research
DATE Region Head for Latin America, Oxford Analytica
DATE External Examiner, Social and Political Studies degree, Cambridge University
Member of the editorial boards of Cahiers des Amériques Latines (Paris), Ciencia Política (Bogotá), Central European Political Science Review, Advisory Committee of the Revista de Ciencia Política (Santiago de Chile), El Debate Político (Buenos Aires), Forced Migration Review, the Journal of Latin American Studies, the Journal of Political Ideologies, the Oxford Development Studies journal, Política y Gobierno (Mexico City), and Quorum (Alcalá de Henares)
Administrative Responsibilities
2005-2006 Acting Warden, Nuffield College
Member, Finance and General Purposes Committee of the General Board, Nuffield College, Oxford
Member, Building Committee, Nuffield College, Oxford
Member, Appointments Committee, Nuffield College, Oxford
1999 - Member, Committee on Studies for the Pacific Council on International Policy, University of Southern California
Former Employment and other Responsibilities/Positions
Employment
1968-1969 Faculty Fellow, St. Antony’s College, Oxford
Administrative Responsibilities
1971-1976 Senior Tutor, Nuffield College, Oxford
1975-1979 Investment Bursar, Nuffield College
1981-1984 Chairman of the Politics Group, Nuffield College
1988-1990 Chairman of the Politics Group, Nuffield College
1988-1989 Investment Bursar, Nuffield College
1996-1999 Investment Bursar, Nuffield College
2004 President, Nuffield College Electoral Body (to elect new warden)
2004-2005 Chairman of the Politics Group, Nuffield College
Research Fellowships/Lectureships
1967-1968 Research Fellow, Overseas Development Institute, London
1968 Visiting Scholar, Instituto Cubano de Amistad con los Pueblos (August)
1973 Visiting Fellow, CEPLAN, Santiago de Chile
1976 Visiting Lecturer, Instituto de Estudios Peruanos, Lima
1979 Visiting Fellow, Wilson Centre Latin American Programme, Washington DC (January-June)
Visiting Fellow, Colegio de México
1980-1981 Senior Research Scholar, Wilson Centre Latin American Programme, Washington DC
1982 Visiting Fellow, Institute of Latin American Studies, La Trobe University, Melbourne
1984 Visiting Researcher, European University, Florence (October)
1989 Visiting Scholar, Instituto de Estudos Avançados, University of São Paulo
1989 Visiting Researcher, Instituto de Estudios Europeos, Havana (October)
1991 Visiting Scholar, Institute for East-West Security Studies, Prague (June)
1995 Visiting Scholar, CEDLA, Amsterdam (September)
1997 Visiting Researcher, Bolivian Ministry of Capitalisation, La Paz
Visiting Scholar, Max Weber College, Erfurt (November)
Visiting Lecturer, Oslo University International Summer School on Comparative Social Science (August)
1998 Visiting Lecturer, Humboldt University, Berlin (July)
Visiting Scholar, Max Weber College, Erfurt (December)
Academic Responsibilities/Other Positions
1998-2001 President, CNRS Scientific Committee (for the Centre de Recherche et Documentation sur l’Amérique Latine)
1998-2000 Member, Research Council, National Endowment for Democracy International
Forum for Democratic Studies
1998 External project Evaluator, Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study, Wasenaar (June)
Doctoral Examiner, University of Limerick (September)
1997-2000 Member, General Board of Faculties (Oxford University academic management)
1996 Specialist Adviser, House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee (preparation of The Development of UK Interests and Links with Latin America (HMSO: January 1997)
1995-1996 Chairman, Sub-committee on Refugee Studies Programme, Queen Elizabeth House Committee
Consultant, Pacific Council on International Policy (founded 1 April 1995)
1995 Research Project Collaborator (Democracy in Asia), Nordic Institute of Asian Studies, Denmark (October)
1993-1995 Member, Governing Council of the Núcleo de Estudos Comparativos, São Paulo University
Member, Academic Council, Cahiers des Amériques Latines
1992-1994 Chairman, Social Studies Faculty Centre, Oxford University
1992-2000 Member, Governing Body, IRELA, Madrid
1991-1994 Chairman, Management Committee of the Refugee Studies Programme, Queen Elizabeth House, Oxford
1991 Consultant, Ford Foundation (on report about the Brazilian Association of Post-Graduate Research and Training in the Social Sciences (ANPOCS), Rio de Janeiro
British Co-director, European Centre for the Study of Democratisation, University of Bologna, Italy (May)
1990-1995 Joint Committee on Latin American Studies, American Council of Learned Societies and the SSRC (fellowship selection, project planning and conference monitoring)
1990-1992 Chairman, Social Studies Board, Oxford University
1990-2001 Co-editor, Journal of Latin American Studies
1989 Member, Social Studies Board, Oxford University
1989 Convener, Latin American Study Group at the Royal Institute of International Affairs, London
1988-1991 Board of Management, Institute of Latin American Studies, London
1988-1990 External Examiner, London University, M.A. in Latin American Studies
1986 Faculty Member, Salzburg Seminars’ Session 241 on Social Economic Development: Achievements and Shortcomings
1985-1986 Acting Programme Director, Centre for US-Mexico Studies, University of California,
San Diego
1984-1985 Chairman of Examiners, B.A. in PPE, Oxford University
1983-1993 Editorial Board, Journal of Latin American Studies
1983-1984 Chairman of Examiners, M. Phil in Latin American Studies, Oxford University
1979-1983 External Examiner, Portsmouth Polytechnic, B.A. in Latin American Studies
1770-1980 Reviewer, Latin American books, Times Literary Supplement
Conference Organisation and Participation
1989 Participant, Regional Workshop on Constitutionalism, American Council of Learned Societies, Punta del Este (November)
1990 Convener, Panel of the European Consortium of Political Research, Bochum (April)
Director, Two-day Workshop (economic liberalisation and political democratisation), Inter-American Dialogue, Washington DC (April)
Participant, Conference on the comparative study of democratisation in Eastern
Europe and Latin America, Pultusk (April)
1991 Contributor, Conference Gouverner et élire, French Association of Social Scientists on Latin America, Paris
Convener, International Political Science Association Panel, XIV Conference, Buenos Aires
1992 Convener, SSRC Conference on democratisation, European Centre (March)
Contributor, Conference on Central America, Centre d’Études et Recherches Internationales, Paris (June)
Contributor, Conference on democracy and foreign policy, Irish Peace Institute, Ballyvaughan (July)
Participant, Conference on democracy in South Asia at the Institute for Comparative Ethnic Studies, Kandy, Sri Lanka (August)
1993 Conference Visitor, FLACSO, Santiago
Participant, Conference, Bellagio Centre (PLACE)
1995 Coordinator, Workshop on Economic and Political Liberalisation, University of Southern California (January-April)
Co-organiser and Presenter, Workshop at the Overseas Development Council,
Washington DC (April)
Conference Visitor, York University, by invitation of Canadian
Consortium on Latin American Studies, Ontario (September)
Participant, Conference on Democratisation in Chile and South Africa, University of Cape Town, South Africa (November)
Conference Visitor, Instituto de Estudios Europeos (December)
1996 Participant, Conference, Centre for Mexican Studies, University of Turin
1997 Conference Visitor, Instituto de Estudios Europeos (October)
1997 Participant, Conference, Faculdad Latino Americana de Ciencias Sociales (FLASCO), Santiago
Guest Speaker, Seminar of Swedish Council of National Industry (established regular links with the International Democracy and Electoral Assistance Institute, February
1998 Participant, Conference on the EU and Latin America, Austrian Foreign Ministry, Vienna
Contributor, Conference, National Endowment for Democracy, Warsaw (June)
Participant, Conference, Harvard University David Rockefeller Centre for Latin American Studies (October)
Participant and Session Chair, Conference on the renewal of the Lomé Agreement, International Democracy and Electoral Assistance Institute (November)
Keynote speaker, First National Meeting of the Associação Brasileira de Ciências Políticas, Rio de Janeiro (December)
1999 Organiser, Conference on State, Market and Democracy in East Asia and Latin America, National Endowment for Democracy
Participant, Conference on privatisation in Latin America, University of Illinois, Champaign-Urban (April)
Other Positions
1976-1983 Member, Sub-Committee on Latin America (advising the National Executive Committee of the British Labour Party)
1984-1985 Chairman, Witney and District Labour Party
1988-1989 Chairman, Witney and District Labour Party
Awards
1969 Official Fellowship, Nuffield College, Oxford
1966 Congratulatory First Class Honours Degree, Oxford University
1966 Gibbs Prize for Politics for outstanding politics student of the year, Oxford University
1963 Demyship (prize scholarship), Magdalen College, Oxford
Publications
Books
2005 Latin America: A New Interpretation. London/New York: Palgrave.
2002 Democratisation: Theory and Experience. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
2001 Demokratizálódás: Elmélet és tapasztalat XXI. Budapest: Századi Intézet.
1996 The Price of Democracy: Global Democratisation after the Cold War (Taipei: National Institute for Compilation and Translation (published in Chinese).
1974 Lessons of Chile. London: Fabian Society.
1969 The United States and Bolivia: A Case of Neo-Colonialism. London: Haslemere.
Edited by
2002 Emerging Market Democracies: East Asia/Latin America. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press.
2001 International Dimensions of Democratisation: Europe and the Americas. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
1991 Latin America in Perspective. Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin (an Oxford Analytica book).
1977 A History of the Bolivian Labour Movement, 1848-1971. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (by Guillermo Lora).
Co-Edited by
2010 Obama y las Américas: esperanza o decepción? Buenos Aires: Planeta (with Abraham F. Lowenthal and Theodore Piccone).
2009 Criminality, Criminality, Public Security, and the Challenges to Democracy in Latin America. Notre Dame, IN: Notre Dame University Press (with Marcelo Bergman).
2008 Unresolved Tensions: Bolivia Past and Present. Pittsburgh University Press (with John Crabtree).
2007 Debating Cuban Exceptionalism. New York: Palgrave Macmillan (with Bert Hoffmann)
2006 State-Crafting Monetary Authority: Brazil in Comparative Perspective. Oxford: Brazilian Studies Centre (with Lourdes Sola).
¿Somos especiales? Las relaciones de México y Gran Bretaña con Estados Unidos: Una visión comparada. Mexico City: Porrúa (with Rafael Fernandez de Castro and Natalia Saltalamacchia).
US Democracy in Comparative Perspective, Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press. (with Desmond King and Ronald Lieberman)
2005 Perfil de Gobernabilidad de El Salvador. Alcalá: CICODE, Universidad de Alcalá (with Manuel Guedán, Joaquín Villalobos, and Miguel Cruz).
2002 After the Attack: ‘Several Europes’ and Transatlantic Relations. Warsaw: Polski Instytut Spraw Miedzynarodowych (with Ryszard Stemplowski).
2001 Towards Democratic Viability: The Bolivian Experience. London: Palgrave/Macmillan (with John Crabtree).
1986 Transitions from Authoritarian Rule. Volumes 1-4. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press (with Guillermo O’Donnell and Philippe Schmitter).
1986 Latin American Debt and the Adjustment Crisis. Oxford: Macmillan Press (with Rosemary Thorp).
1986 The Central American Impasse. Beckenham: Croom Helm (with Giuseppe di Palma).
1980 Economic Stabilisation in Latin America: Political Dimensions. London: Elsevier (with Alejandro Foxley).
1979 Inflation and Stabilisation in Latin America. London: Macmillan Press (with Rosemary Thorp).
Contributions to edited volumes
Forthcoming “Comparative Democratisation Perspective,” in: Desmond King and Ronald Lieberman (eds.) US Democracy (with Guillermo O’Donnell)
“Democracy, Democratisation, and the United States of America,” in: Desmond King and Ronald Lieberman (eds.) US Democracy.
“Citizen Insecurity in Latin America,” in Laurence Whitehead and Marcelo Bergman (eds.), Criminality, Criminality, Public Security, and the Challenges of Democracy and the Rule of Law in Latin America. Notre Dame, IN: Notre Dame University Press.
2009 “Navigating in Fog: Meta-Narrative in the Americas today” in: A. F. Cooper and Jorge Heine (eds.), Which Way in Latin America ? Hemispheric Politics Meets Globalisation. United Nations’ University Press: 27-49.
2008 ‘La conflictiva y nunca acabada construcción de la democracia deseada: México en perspectiva histórica y comparada,’ in: Alan Knight, Andreas Schedler, Laurence Whitehead and Emilio Rabasa Gamboa (eds.), México: Editorial Porrúa/ Tecnológico de Monterrey.
‘The International Politics of Democratization from Portugal (1974) to Iraq (2003),’ in Nuno Severiano Teixeira (ed.), The International Politics of Democratization. London: Routledge, pp. 8-25.
‘Dominant Parties and Democratization: Theory and Comparative Experience,’ in Edward Friedman and Joseph Wong (eds.), Political Transitions in Dominant Party Systems: Learning to Lose. London: Routledge, pp. 269-283.
‘Consecuencias de la democratization en la politrica exterior de Mexico,’ in Ana Covarrubias (ed.), Temas de Politica Exterior. Mexico City: Colegio de México, pp. 365-388.
‘Elecciones reñidas,’ in; A.. Knight, A. Schedler, L. Whitehead and E. Rabasa Gamboa (eds), La conflictiva y nunca acabada construcción de la democracia deseada: México en perspectiva histórica y comparada. 65-89.
‘The Fading Regional Consensus on Democratic Convergence,’ in J. I. Dominguez and Michael Shifter (eds.), Constructing Democratic Governance in Latin America. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press: 13-28.
2007 ‘Cuban Political Exceptionalism,’ in: Bert Hoffmann and Laurence Whitehead (eds.), Debating Debating Cuban Exceptionalism. New York: Palgrave Macmillan: 1-26.
‘Conclusions,’ in: Bert Hoffmann and Laurence Whitehead (eds.), Debating Cuban Exceptionalism. New York: Palgrave Macmillan: 187-206.
‘Conclusion: When Was Latin America Modern?’ in: Nicola Miller and Stephen Hart (eds.), When Was Latin America Modern? New York: Palgrave Macmillan: 191-206.
‘Gobernabilidad y reforma política en Europa y América Latina: algunas lecciones,’ in: Klaus Bodemer and Fernando Carrillo (eds.), Gobernabilidad y reforma política en América Latina y Europa. La Paz, Bolivia: Plural Editores (GIGA Institute of Latin American Studies and Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), Red Eurolatinoamericana de Gobernabilidad para el Desarrollo (RedGOb): 347-51.
‘Variabilidad en la aplicación de derechos: una perspectiva comparada’ in: United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Contribuciones al debate II: estado, democracia y ciudadanía en América Latina. Lima, Peru: Myrza Ed.
‘Twenty-first Century Democratizations: Experience vs Scholarship,’ in: Dirk Berg-Schlosser (ed.), Democratization: The State of the Art. Opladen & Farmington Hills: Barbara Budrich Publishers (second revised and updated edition): 111-32.
2006 ‘Some States of Asia Compared from Afar,’ in: Richard Boyd and Tak-Wing Ngo (eds.), State Making in Asia, Abington: Routledge: 162-181.
Introduction,’ in: Lourdes Sola and Laurence Whitehead (eds.), Statecrafting Monetary Authority: Democracy and Financial Order in Brazil. Oxford: Oxford University Centre for Brazilian Studies: 1-12 (with Lourdes Sola)
‘Chapter One,’ in: Lourdes Sola and Laurence Whitehead (eds.), Statecrafting Monetary Authority: Democracy and Financial Order in Brazil. Oxford: Oxford University Centre for Brazilian Studies: 13-36
‘Postscript,’ in: Lourdes Sola and Laurence Whitehead (eds.), Statecrafting Monetary Authority: Democracy and Financial Order in Brazil. Oxford: Oxford University Centre for Brazilian Studies: 359-67.
2005 ‘The Shifting Foundations of Economic Liberalism in Latin American Public Policy,’ in: Valpy Fitzgerald and Rosemary Thorp (eds.) Economic Doctrines in Latin America: Origins Embedding and Evolution. New York: Palgrave: 245-264.
‘Democratization and Human Rights in the Americas: Should the Jury Still be Out?’ in: Louise Fawcett and Mónica Serrano (eds.), Regionalism and Governance in the Americas. New York: Palgrave: 161-184.
2003 “Political Capabilities over the Long Run”, in: Peter Houtzager and Mick Moore (eds.) Changing Paths, Ann Arbor: University of Michigan (with George Gray-Molina).
‘The Bolivian National Revolution: A Comparison,” in: Merilee S. Grindle and Pilar Domingo (eds.) Proclaiming Revolution: Bolivia in Comparative Perspective. Cambridge, MA: David Rockefeller Centre for Latin American Studies/Harvard University, Institute of Latin American Studies, London.
“The Transatlantic Relationship after Iraq,” in: Lawrence S. Graham and Ryszard Stemplowski (eds.) EU-US Cooperation. Warsaw: The Polish Institute of International Affairs.
2002 “Stirrings of Mutual Recognition: The Hazards of Convergence,” in: Laurence Whitehead (ed.) Emerging Market Democracies: East Asia/Latin America. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press.
‘Of Bubbles and Buildings, Financial Architecture in a Liberal Democratic Era,’ in: Leslie Elliott Armijo (ed.) Debating the Global Financial Architecture. New York: State University of New York Press.
“Latin America as a Mausoleum of Modernities,” in: Luis Roniger and Carlos H. Waisman (eds.) Globality and Multiple Modernities: Comparative North American and Latin American Perspectives. Brighton: Sussex Academic Press.
“La Longue Durée,” in: Daniel van Eeuwen, L'Amérique Latine et l’Europe à l´heure de la mondialization: Dimensions des rélations internacionales. Paris: CREALC-IEP/AIX-KARTHALA.
“Mexico and Colombia,” in: Manuel Antonio Garretón and Edward Newman (eds.) Democracy in Latin America: (Re) Constructing Political Society. New York: United Nations University Press.
2001 “Democracy and Decolonisation: East-Central Europe” in: Laurence Whitehead (ed.) The International Dimensions of Democratisation: Europe and the Americas. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
“Enlargement of the European Union: A 'Risky' Form of Democracy Promotion,” in: Laurence Whitehead (ed.) The International Dimensions of Democratisation: Europe and the Americas. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
2000 “Privatisation and the Public Interest: Partial Theories, Lopsided Outcomes,” in: Werner Baer and Joseph L. Love (eds.) Liberalisation and Its Consequences: A Comparative Perspective on Latin America and Eastern Europe. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.
“Hacia una reconfiguración del triángulo atlántico después de la Guerra Fría,” in: Klaus Bodemer (ed.) El triángulo atlántico: América Latina, Europa y Estados Unidos en un sistema internacional cambiante. Sankt Augustin: Konrad Adenauer Stiftung.
“High Level Political Corruption in Latin America: A “Transitional” Phenomenon?” in: Joseph S. Tulchin and Ralph H. Espach (eds.) Combating Corruption in Latin America. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press.
1999 “El lugar de Chile en los estudios comparados de la democratización,” in: Amparo Menéndez-Carrión et al, La Caja de Pandora: El retorno de la transición chilena. Santiago: Planeta.
“The Democratisation of Taiwan: A Comparative Perspective,” in: Steve Tsang and Hung-Mao Tien (eds.) Democratisation in Taiwan: Implications for China. Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press.
“Afterword: On Cultures and Contexts,” in Hans Antlov and Tak-Wing Ngo (eds.) The Cutural Construction of Politics in Asia. Copenhagen: Nordic Institute of Asian Studies Press.
“Europe and the Americas,” in: Victor Bulmer-Thomas and James Dunkerley (eds.) The United States and Latin America: The New Agenda. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.
1998 “The International Dimension of Democratisation: Three Perspectives,” in: John M. Richardson Jr., and S. W. R. de A. Samarisinghe, Democratisation in South Asia: The First Fifty Years (Kandi, Sri Lanka: International Centre for Ethnic Studies.
“Mexico’s Near ‘Ungovernability’ Revisited,” in: Mónica Serrano (ed.) Governing Mexico: Political Parties and Elections. London: ILAS.
1997 “Pobre México, tan lejos de Noordwijk: Las relaciones políticas entre México y la Unión Europea vistas desde Europa,” in: IRELA (ed.) La Unión Europea y México: Una nueva relación política y económica. Madrid: IRELA.
“Bowling in the Bronx: The Uncivil Interstices between Civil and Political Society,” in: Robert Fine and Shirin Rai (eds.) Civil Society: Democratic Perspectives. London: Frank Cass.
“La economía en México: El poder de las ideas e ideas de poder,” in: Europa en México: Por una colaboración en ciencias sociales. Turin: Centro de Estudios de México en Italia.
1996 “Concerning International Support for Democracy in the South,” in: Robin Luckham and Gordon White (eds.) Democratisation in the South: The Jagged Wave. Manchester: Manchester University Press.
“Democratisation Studies,” in: R. Goodin and H. D. Klingemann (eds.) A New Handbook of Political Science. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
“Chronic Fiscal Stress and the Reproduction of Poverty and Inequality in Latin America,” in: Victor Bulmer-Thomas (ed.) The New Economic Model in Latin America and Its Impact on Income Distribution and Poverty. London: Macmillan.
1995 “Pacification and Reconciliation in Central America: The International Components,” in: Rachel Seider (ed.) Central America: Fragile Transition. London: Macmillan.
“A Comparative Perspective on Democratisation: Theory and Experience in the Post-Cold War World,” in: Gerry Helleiner, Shahen Abrahamian, Edmar Bacha, Roger Lawrence and Pedro Malan (eds.) Poverty, Prosperity, and the World Economy: Essays in Memory of Sidney Dell. London: Macmillan, 1995 (also published by FLACSO-Chile, in Spanish).
1994 “State Organisation in Latin America since 1930,” in: Leslie Bethell (ed.) The Cambridge History of Latin America. Volume VI-Part 2. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
“The Peculiarities of ‘Transition’ a la mexicana,” in: Neil Harvey and Mónica Serrano (eds.) Party Politics in an “Uncommon Democracy”: Political Parties and Elections in Mexico. London: ILAS.
“Prospects for a “Transition” from Authoritarian Rule in Mexico,” in Maria Lorena Cook, Kevin J. Middlebrook and Juan Molinar Horcasitas (eds.) The Politics of Economic Restructuring: State-Society Relations and Regime Change in Mexico. San Diego, CA: Centre for US-Mexican Studies, University of California.
“East-Central Europe in Comparative Perspective,” in: Geoffrey Pridham, Eric Herring and George Sanford (eds.) Building Democracy? The International Dimension of Democratisation in Eastern Europe. Leicester: Leicester University Press.
1993 “…” in: Lourdes Sola (coord.) Estado, mercado e democracia: Política e economia comparadas. São Paulo: Editora Paz e Terra.
“Requisites for Admission,” in: Peter H. Smith (ed.) The Challenge of Integration: Europe and the Americas. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers.
1992 “Through the Prism of Global Conflict: Bolivian Politics in the 1940s,” in: Leslie Bethell and Ian Roxborough (eds.) Latin America from the Second World War to the Cold War. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
“The Alternatives to ‘Liberal Democracy’: A Latin American Perspective,” in: David Held (ed.) The Prospects for Democracy. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
“Libéralisation économique et consolidation de la démocratie,” in: Georges Couffignal (ed.) Réinventer la démocratie: le défi latino-américain. Paris: Presses de la Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques.
“The Identity of the New Europe and the San José Process,” in; Joaquín Roy (ed.) The Reconstruction of Central America: The Role of the European Community. Miami, FL: University of Miami North-South Centre (also published in Spanish).
1991 “Bolivia since 1930,” in: Leslie Bethell (ed.) The Cambridge History of Latin America. Volume 8. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
“Democracy by Convergence,” in: Geoffrey Pridham (ed.) Encouraging Democracy. Leicester: Leicester University Press.
“Organised Labour in Mexico,” in: Kevin Middlebrook (ed.) State-Labour Relations in Contemporary Mexico. San Diego, CA: University of California Centre for US-Mexico Studies Monograph.
“Mexico and the ‘Hegemony’ of the United States,” in: Riordan Roett (ed.) Mexico’s External Relations in the 1990s. Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner.
“The Imposition of Democracy,” in: Abraham Lowenthal (ed.) Exporting Democracy: The United States and Latin America. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press.
1990 “Democracy and Socialism: Reflections on the Grenada Experience,” in: Jorge Heine (ed.) A Revolution Aborted: The Lessons of Grenada. Pittsburgh, PA: Pittsburgh University Press.
“Britain, Latin America and the European Community,” in: Victor Bulmer-Thomas (ed.) Britain and Latin America: A Changing Relationship. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
1989 “On Presidential Graft: The Latin American Evidence,” in A. J. Heidenheimer, M. Johnston, and V. T. Levine (eds.) Political Corruption: A Handbook. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Books.
“Democratisation and Disinflation,” in J. Nelson (ed.) Fragile Coalitions: The Politics of Economic Adjustment. Washington DC: Overseas Development Council Policy Perspective Series.
“The Economic Solidarity Pact in Comparative Perspective,” in: Wayne Cornelius and Judith Gentleman (eds.) Mexico’s Alternative Futures. San Diego, CA: University of California Centre for US-Mexican Studies.
“The Consolidation of Fragile Democracies: A Discussion with Illustrations,” in: Robert A. Pastor (ed.) Democracy in the Americas: Stopping the Pendulum. New York: Holmes & Meier.
1988 “Explaining Washington’s Central American Policies,” in: B. D. Larkin (ed.) Vital Interests: The Soviet Issue in US Central American Policy. Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner.
1986 “Debt, Diversification and Dependency,” in: Kevin Middlebrook and Carlos Rico (eds.) The United States and Latin America in the 1980s: Contending Perspectives on a Decade of Crisis. Pittsburgh, PA: Pittsburgh University Press.
“International Aspects of Democratisation,” in: Guillermo O’Donnell and Philippe Schmitter (eds.) Transitions from Authoritarian Rule: Uncertain Conclusions. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1986.
“Bolivia’s Failed Democratisation, 1977-1980,” in: Laurence Whitehead, Guillermo O’Donnell and Philippe Schmitter (eds.) Transitions from Authoritarian Rule: Latin America. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press.
“US-Mexico Relations: Un deterioro sin fin?” in: Abraham Lowenthal (ed.) Latin American and Caribbean Yearbook, 1985/6.
1985 “Soviet Relations with Latin America,” in: Robert Cassen (ed.) Soviet Links with the Third World. London: Sage (with Nikki Miller).
“Whatever Became of the ‘Southern Cone’ Model?” in: David E. Hojman (ed.) Chile since 1973: Elements for the Analysis of Military Rule. Liverpool: Liverpool University Centre for Latin American Studies.
1978 “Great Britain’s Economic Relations with Latin America,” in: Joseph Grunwald (ed.) Latin America in the International Economy. Washington DC: Brookings Institution.
1973 “National Power and Local Power: The Case of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia,” in: F. Rabinovitz and F. Trueblood (eds.) Latin American Urban Research. Volume 3. Beverly Hills, CA: Sage Publications.
1971 “The Trade and Aid Relationship in Latin America,” in: Barbara Ward et al (eds.) The Widening Gap: Development in the 1970s. New York: Columbia University Press.
“Public Sector Activities,” in: Keith Griffin (ed.) Financing Development in Latin America. London: Macmillan.
Articles
2008 ‘Reflections on the Enlarging EU (from a Longue Durée Perspective)’, The Polish Quarterly of International Affairs, 17: 142-51 (Also as ‘Refleksje na temat rozszerzania Unii Europejskiej’, Sprawy Miedzynarodowe, 41: 139-48).
2007 ‘The Challenge of Closely Fought Elections,’ Journal of Democracy, 18 (2) April: 14-28.
‘Taiwan’s Democratisation: A Critical Test for the International Dimension Perspective,’ Taiwan Journal of Democracy 3: 11-32.
“Ulysses, the Sirens and the Art of Navigation: Political and Technical Rationality in Latin Ameirca,” OECD Development Centre Working Paper 256 (September) (with Javier Santiso).
2005 “Las cumbres mundiales y sus versiones latinoamericanas: ¿Haciendo una montaña de un grano de arena?” América Latina Hoy 40 (August): 15-27 (with Alexandra Barahona de Brito).
“Freezing the Flow: Theory about Democratisation in a World in Flux” Taiwan Journal of Democracy, 1 (1): 1-20.
2000 “The Enlargement of the European Union: A ‘Risky’ Form of Democracy Promotion,” Central European Political Science Review 1 (1) September.
“The Politics of Expertise,” Revista de Economia Política, 20 (2) April-June: 23-35.
1999 “The Drama of Democratisation,” Journal of Democracy 10 (4) October: 84-98.
“Geography and Democratic Destiny,” Journal of Democracy 10 (1): 74-79.
“‘Jogando boliche no Bronx,” Revista Brasileira de Ciencias Sociais 14 (41) October: 15-30.
“A demokratizálódás drámája,” Politikatudományi Szemle (Budapest) 8 (2):
5-30.
1998 “Transições para a democracia: O papel das organizações internacionais,” Revista Parcerias Estratégicas (Brasilia) 1 (5) September.
“La política del conocimiento especializado en América Latina: Antecedentes y tendencias contemporáneas,” Pensamiento Ibero-Americano, 30.
1997 “Bowling in the Bronx: The Uncivil Interstices between Civil and Political Society,” Democratisation 4 (1) Spring: 94-114.
“The Vexed Issue of the Meaning of ‘Democracy’,” Journal of Political Ideologies 2 (2): 121-136.
1995 “An Elusive Transition: The Slow Motion Demise of Authoritarian Dominant Party Rule in Mexico,” Democratisation 2 (3) autumn: 246-269.
1994 “Os liberalismos e os neoliberais,” Novos Estudos CEBRAP (São Paulo) 40, November: 55-75.
“Messico: La transizione alla messicana América Latina,” America Latina 1 (2), June: 8-23.
“Las peculiaridades de una ‘transición’ a la mexicana,” Este País (Mexico City), 20.
1993 “Introduction: Some Insights from Western Social Theory,” and “Conclusion: ‘Reform’ of the State and ‘Regulation’ of the Market,” World Development 21 (8) August (guest editor of this special issue): 1245-1261 and 1371-1393.
“Kormányforma és hagyomanyok,” Politikatudományi Szemle (Budapest) 1:
137-147.
“The Alternatives to ‘Liberal Democracy’: A Latin American Perspective,” Political Studies 40 (Spanish version in Agora, Buenos Aires).
1991 “L’Integrazione europea e l’America Latina,” Politica Internazionale (Rome) 1, January-February.
1990 “Political Explanations of Macro-Economic Management: A Survey,” World Development 18 (8): 1133-1146.
1989 “La economía política de las relaciones entre Europa y América Latina,” Revista de Estudios Europeos, 11.
“Algunas reflexiones sobre el ‘Estado’ y el sector informal,” Revista Mexicana de Sociología 51 (3) July-September.
“Tigers in Latin America?” Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 505.
“Latin American Debt: An International Bargaining Perspective,” Review of International Studies 15 (3) July: 231-249.
“An Overview of the State of Democracies in South America,” Pensamiento Ibero-Americano (Madrid), 15, January-June.
1985 “La democratizzazione in America centrale e i fattori internazionali in America Centrale: Crisi o pacificazione?” Politica Internazionale (Rome) 11-12.
1984 “La dialettica interna e il rapporto amministrazione-congresso in America Centrale: Crisi o pacificazione?” Politica Internazionale (Rome) 10-11.
1983 “Explaining Washington’s Central American Policies,” Journal of Latin American Studies, November. (Expanded and updated version published in Politica Internazionale, Autumn 1984).
1982 “The Reagan Administration and Central America,” Evidence, March (submitted to House of Commons Committee on Foreign Affairs)
1981 “Miners as Voters: The Electoral Process in Bolivia’s Mining Camps,” Journal of Latin American Studies, November.
“On ‘Governability’ in Mexico,” Bulletin of Latin American Research, October.
1980 “Economic Stabilisation in Latin America: Political Dimensions,” Special Issue World Development 9 (11), November 1980 (coordinator and author).
“Political Causes of Inflation,” Political Studies, November.
“Los trabajadores mineros bolivianos,” Revista Mexicana de Sociología. October-December.
“Porqué el México es ingobernable – quasí,” Revista Mexicana de Sociología.
“The Economic Policies of the Echeveria Sexenio,” Foro Internacional.
1979 “Petroleo y bienestar,” Foro Internacional (Mexico City).
1977 “El comercio de Gran Bretaña con América Latina,” Foro Internacional (Mexico City), Spring.
“Politics and the Military in Bolivia,” Bulletin of the Society for Latin American Studies, March.
1976 “The Chilean Dictatorship,” The World Today (London), October.
1975 “The State and Sectional Interests: The Bolivian Case,” European Journal of Political Research, Summer (published in Spanish in Estudios Andinos nº 10).
1972 “La Gran Depresión en Bolivia,” Desarrollo Económico (Buenos Aires), April-June. (published in Italian in Studi Storici (Bologna) July-September 1972).
1969 “Basic Data in Poor Countries: The Bolivian Case,” Bulletin of the Oxford University Institute of Economics and Statistics (Spanish version published in Estudios Andinos, 1970).
1968 “Altitude, Fertility and Mortality,” Population Studies.
“Political Change in Rural France,” Political Studies, June (co-authored Guy Lord)
“The Incomes Policy in the United Kingdom: The First Year,” Il Politico (Pavia).
Working Papers
1999 Bowling in the Bronx: los intersticios inciviles entre la sociedad política y la sociedad civil. Mexico City: FLACSO Perfiles Latinoamericanos nº 14 (1999).
1997 The Drama of Democratisation. Madrid: Instituto Juan March de Estudios e Investigación Working Paper nº 105 (1997).
1992 The Search for New Forms of Regional Cooperation in Prospects of the Processes of Sub-Regional Integration in Central and South America. Madrid: IRELA Working Document.
1991 The International Dimension of Democratisation: A Survey of the Alternatives. São Paulo: Documentos do Instituto de Estudos Avançados nº 4 (1991).
1994 The Peculiarities of ‘Transition’ a la mexicana. Notre Dame, NC: University of Notre Dame Kellogg Centre Working Paper.
1982 Whatever Became of the ‘Southern Cone’ Model? Melbourne, Australia: La Trobe University Institute of Latin American Studies Occasional Papers Series, autumn.
1980 Why Mexico is Ungovernable – Almost. Washington DC: Wilson Centre Working Paper.
1970 Public Sector Activities in Latin America. Oxford: Latin American Centre, St. Antony’s College, Oxford University, Occasional Papers.
Conference Papers
1984 “International Aspects of Democratisation in Central America,” Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington DC (September)
1982 “Crisis Management in Mexico (in Theory – and in 1982),” Fourth Wilson Centre Annual Editor’s Conference, Washington DC (April 1982)
1979 “The Economic Policies of the Echeverría Sexenio,” LASA Congress, Pittsburgh (April)
Other
1994 Joint coordinator and author: Latin American Centre consultancy project on The Role of the Public Sector in Latin America in the 1990s, presented at the Inter-American Development Bank (April 1994).