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Mexikos Föderalismus im Wandel

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Im Vergleich zu den anderen Föderalstaaten in Lateinamerika galt das politische System Mexikos lange Zeit als hochgradig zentralisiert. Zwar konnte der mexikanische Staat auf eine lange föderale Tradition zurückblicken, subnationale Interessen spielten im föderalen Politikgestaltungsprozess aber eine untergeordnete Rolle und die Autonomie der Bundesstaaten und Munizipien bei der Politikformulierung und Politikgestaltung war begrenzt. Mexiko war zwar de jure, dank der Verfassung von 1917 eine föderale Republik, bestehend aus politisch autonomen Bundesstaaten und Munizipien, de facto war das Land durch die Natur des politischen Herrschaftssystems der PRI (Partido Revolucionario Institucional) aber hochgradig zentralisiert.

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Groll, C. (2015). Mexikos Föderalismus im Wandel. In: Schröter, B. (eds) Das politische System Mexikos. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-19689-3_11

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