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Demoperfectocracia

Demoperfectocracia

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Demoperfectocracy was the word used by the famous Costa Rican writer, Yolanda Oreamuno, to refer to the Costa Rican political system of the 1930s. The ironic spirit of the term was not accidental: at the time, various intellectuals and politicians doubted that Costa Rica was a democracy, an approach that was recovered and emphasized, starting in the 1980s, by different social researchers. The perspective that guides this book is very different: it stems from the fact that, between the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th, Costa Rica underwent a decisive transition towards a pre-reformed democracy, in whose course periodic and competitive elections became the nexus fundamental between popular demands and public policies. The long-term result of this connection was a socially oriented political system.

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Keywords

  • 20th century history: c 1900 to c 2000
  • Civil and political rights
  • Costa Rica
  • Democracy
  • Elections
  • History
  • History of the Americas
  • History: earliest times to present day
  • Humanities
  • policy
  • Political corruption
  • political history
  • Political participation
  • Political parties
  • Regional & national history

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