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Carrizosa, Andrés Manuel
Andrés Carrizosa is a Paraguayan-American political scientist who was born in Kansas City to two Paraguayan parents. After completing school in Asunción, Paraguay, Andrés received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Bachelor of Science in Journalism from the University of Kansas. Andrés then went on to complete a Master of Global Politics from the University of Salamanca, Spain, and he subsequently received a Master in Arts and a PhD from Rice University, where he carried out most of the work contained in this book. At the time of submitting this manuscript for publication, Andrés was working in Instituto Desarrollo, a Paraguayan research and higher education institute.
Skewing Chaos
This monograph discusses the role of political parties in Paraguay’s legislature. Using Paraguay as a case study, the author analyzes the phenomenon of legislative chaos. While chaos has been expected to exist in legislatures since at least 1785 (Arrow 1951; Condorcet 1785), this phenomenon has not been observable in real-world legislatures for much of history (Tullock 1967; Tullock and Brennan 1981).
Skewing Chaos
This monograph discusses the role of political parties in Paraguay’s legislature. Using Paraguay as a case study, the author analyzes the phenomenon of legislative chaos. While chaos has been expected to exist in legislatures since at least 1785 (Arrow 1951; Condorcet 1785), this phenomenon has not been observable in real-world legislatures for much of history (Tullock 1967; Tullock and Brennan 1981).
Skewing Chaos
This monograph discusses the role of political parties in Paraguay’s legislature. Using Paraguay as a case study, the author analyzes the phenomenon of legislative chaos. While chaos has been expected to exist in legislatures since at least 1785 (Arrow 1951; Condorcet 1785), this phenomenon has not been observable in real-world legislatures for much of history (Tullock 1967; Tullock and Brennan 1981).