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This panel aims at outlining and discussing main continuities and changes, as well as diversities and convergences, in political elite recruitment patterns in democratic regimes in Europe and Latin America in the last decades. In particular, papers should elaborate on the increasing role played by technical experts or technocrats in European governments and in Latin American executive and legislative bodies, exploring the variables (institutional, political, economic) that favour it and assessing the consequences of this trend. Papers that deal with relevant case studies or take a comparative approach are welcome.
| Title | Details |
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| Ministers and Political Appointees in Brazil Since 1990 | View Paper Details |
| Technocratic Junior Ministers in Portuguese Democracy: Specialisation Profile and Junior Ministerial Career | View Paper Details |
| Who are the 'Technocratic' Ministers? Outsiders Versus Insiders in the Italian Governmental Elite | View Paper Details |
| Disciplinary Capital. Social Homogeneity and "Scientific" Legitimacy of Chile's Governmental Elites (1990-2010) | View Paper Details |
| Does Presidentialisation Favour the Rise of Technocrats Within the Core Executive? A Case Study: The First Zapatero Government (2004-2008) | View Paper Details |