Figure IV.2 World Bank Institute / Figure V.5 Trust / Interpersonal Trust / ARD Inc. / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Colombia / Nicaragua / Ecuador / El Salvador / Panama / Dominican Republic / Guatemala / Mexico / Bolivia / Costa Rica / Honduras / /
Facility
Vanderbilt University / Stable Democracy / Central Michigan University / University of Pittsburgh / /
MarketIndex
CPI / /
Organization
Bureau for Democracy / Conflict and Humanitarian Assistance / University of Pittsburgh / United States Agency for International Development / Civil Society / World Bank / Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean / office of Democracy and Governance / Universidad de Costa Rica / Vanderbilt University / Instituto Universitario de Opinión Pública / Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo / Figure VII.1 Interpersonal Trust / Regional Sustainable Development / Democracy and Human Rights Division / Central Michigan University / Local Government / Pira / Universidad Centroamericana / Latin American Public Opinion Project USAID United Stated Agency / office of Regional Sustainable Development / /
Person
Carlos Lemoine / Margaret Sarles / Ricardo Córdova / Jorge Buendía / Marco A. Gandásegui / Dinorah Azpuru / Eric Kite / Juan Carlos Rodríguez-Raga / Alejandro Moreno / José Miguel Cruz / Juan Pablo Pira / Todd Amani / Pedro López Ruiz / Polibio Córdova / Luis Serra / Jorge Vargas / Bruce Kay / Guillermo Manuel Ungo / Maria Barrón / Luis Rosero-Bixby / /
Position
author / Executive / Professor of Political Science / /
PublishedMedium
la Nación / /
Region
Latin America / Central Michigan / Central America / /
The Political Culture of Democracy in Mexico, Central America and Colombia, 2004 Mitchell A. Seligson Centennial Professor of Political Science Vanderbilt University