Caciquismo and Coronelismo: Contextual Dimensions of Patron Brokerage in Mexico and Brazil
Caciquismo and Coronelismo: Contextual Dimensions of Patron Brokerage in Mexico and Brazil
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Caciquismo 和 Coronelismo：墨西哥和巴西赞助人经纪的背景维度
DOI：
10.1017/s0023879100022056
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发表时间：
1987
影响因子：
0.8
通讯作者：
L. Roniger
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作者：
L. Roniger
拉丁美洲的中间人在墨西哥被称为酋长，在巴西被称为科洛内，这是19世纪和20世纪墨西哥和巴西最普遍的社会政治特征之一。这些政治企业家在拉丁美洲最“中心主导”的政治体制框架内，在地方和区域各级建立的普遍制度安排，在文献中有很好的记载。在这种情况下，普遍性并不仅仅意味着连续性。随着时间的推移，结构、意义和重要性发生了变化，被称为caciquismo和coronelismo的现象经历了社会和语义的转变。因此，开始时回顾这些历史变化是有益的。
The Latin American middlemen known as caciques in Mexico and coronéis in Brazil are one of the most widespread sociopolitical features of Mexico and Brazil in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The pervasive institutional arrangements established by such political entrepreneurs at local and regional levels, within the framework of the most “center-dominant” polities of Latin America, are well documented in the literature. In this case, pervasiveness does not imply mere continuity. As changes in structure, meanings, and significance have occurred with the passing of time, the phenomena termed caciquismo and coronelismo have undergone social and semantic transformation. It would therefore be useful to begin by reviewing these historical metamorphoses.