El votante mexicano

Democracia, actitudes políticas y conducta electoral

Alejandro Moreno

• Editorial: Fondo de Cultura Económica
• Año: 2015
• ISBN:
  9786071628497
• Categoría: Politics & International Relations
• Categoría: Political Campaigns & Elections

De todos los actores en el escenario de la incipiente democracia mexicana, el votante es el más importante, el más protagónico y el más complejo. Alejandro Moreno da a conocer al votante mexicano como individuo y como colectividad, por describir sus características, por entender sus razonamientos y por explicar su comportamiento en el contexto de la democracia electoral en nuestro país a la luz de las elecciones presidenciales.

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Índice

• Portada
• Prefacio a la tercera edición
• I. La anatomía del votante mexicano
• II. La identificación partidista en México
• III. El partidismo como identidad sociopolítica
• IV. Estabilidad y cambio en la identificación partidista individual
• V. Dimensiones ideológicas de la competencia política
• VI. La participación electoral
• VII. Los determinantes del voto y la coalición del cambio
• VIII. Información y campañas
• IX. Cultura política y democracia en México
• Bibliografía