Oxford Handbooks Online 2012
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The Fall of the Dominant Presidency: Lawmaking under Divided Government in Mexico

Abstract: Las colecciones de Documentos de Trabajo del CIDE representan un medio para difundir los avances de la labor de investigación, y para permitir que los autores reciban comentarios antes de su publicación definitiva. Se agradecerá que los comentarios se hagan llegar directamente al (los) autor(es).

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“…For example, Mayer and Marier refer to the PAN, PRI, and the Fox administration as "key proponents" of pension reform, but do not consider where that agenda came from politically. The same holds for Kurtz's (2002) comparative analysis of social policy provision in Mexico and Chile and Nacif's (2003) analysis of divided government's effect on policymaking. Lehoucq et al (2005) suggest that business associations delegated power to the Federal Executive under PRI rule, and advanced their interests primarily through private consultations -as opposed to the public role of the PRI's sectoral associations in the policy-making process.…”
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“…For example, Mayer and Marier refer to the PAN, PRI, and the Fox administration as "key proponents" of pension reform, but do not consider where that agenda came from politically. The same holds for Kurtz's (2002) comparative analysis of social policy provision in Mexico and Chile and Nacif's (2003) analysis of divided government's effect on policymaking. Lehoucq et al (2005) suggest that business associations delegated power to the Federal Executive under PRI rule, and advanced their interests primarily through private consultations -as opposed to the public role of the PRI's sectoral associations in the policy-making process.…”
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“…En los últimos veinte años se ha renovado el interés por estudiar el Congreso mexicano (Lujambio, 1999;Béjar & Cortez, 2015). Destacan tres líneas de investigación: i) la relación Legislativo-Ejecutivo y los cambios en el proceso legislativo (Nacif, 2012;Casar, 2008;Casar & Marván 2014;Béjar, 2012Béjar, , 2014; ii) la influencia de los gobernadores en el comportamiento legislativo (Langston, 2010;Rosas & Langston, 2011), y iii) el comportamiento del legislador y su relación con su partido político y el tipo de legislación que se genera en un contexto federal (Aparicio & Langston, 2009;Béjar, 2012Béjar, , 2014González, 2016;Bárcena, 2017). Existen trabajos que hacen alusión a la presencia de grupos de interés en la Cámara de Diputados, sin que sea su objetivo su análisis, por ejemplo, Nacif (2000) sostiene que los sectores campesinos representados en el Partido Revolucionario Institucional (pri) inciden sobre decisiones que afectan sus intereses.…”
Section: Poder Legislativo Y Grupos De Interés En Méxicounclassified
“…A tabela 6 apresenta os dados referentes ao número de projetos iniciados pelos Legislativos estaduais que chegaram a aprovação. : 1991-2012 1991-1994 1994-1997 1997-2000 2000-2003 2003-2006 2006-2009 2009-2012 Senado 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 Deputados 1 1 4 17 17 10 1 Fonte: Nacif (2006); Sistema de Información Legislativa (http://sil.gobernacion.gob.mx/portal/Numeralia/iniciativas) Como se pode notar, o número de propostas vindas dos legislativos estaduais que chegam a uma sanção positiva definitiva é baixa: dos 496 projetos iniciados por esses legislativos nas duas câmaras do Congresso nacional, apenas 56 foram aprovados, ou seja, 11,3% das propostas dos legislativos estaduais são efetivamente transformadas em leis.…”
Section: A Questão Fiscal No Federalismo Mexicanounclassified