Deconstructing Dan Levine: Popular Religion and Civil Society in Latin America

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When Daniel H. Levine arrived in Venezuela in 1967, the study of religion in Latin America-never mind its scholarship in political science-hardly existed.

Despite the Catholic Church's 500-year institutional presence in Latin America and the rising tide of change among the clergy and the faithful after Vatican II, few scholars had bothered to study religion in the region.

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To Her Credit: Otero Receives Notre Dame Prize

otero-48-180Maria Otero, president and CEO of ACCION international, will be awarded the 2007 Notre Dame Prize for Distinguished Public service in Latin America at a ceremony at the university of Notre Dame on Nov. 19, 2007. As laureate, she will receive a $15,000 cash award, with a matching amount donated to a charitable organization of her choice.

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The Travails of Democracy

Presidentialism, Party Politics and the Travails of Democracy

Faculty Fellow Profile: Scott P. Mainwaring

mainwaring-48-125When Kellogg's first directors, REV. ERNEST P. BARTELL, CSC, and GUILLERMO O'DONNELL began looking to recruit the institute's first postdoctoral fellow in 1982, they called Alfred Stepan, who was then professor of political science at Yale.

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Opening the World to Underclassmen

Experiencing the World Fellowships
Experiencing Latin America Fellowships

For freshman and sophomore students interested in conducting research projects abroad, the world grew a little bigger this summer.

For 2007, the "Experiencing Latin America Fellowships" expanded from funding only those traveling to Latin America to offering awards for projects in Africa and Asia.

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Indexing Levine

Indexing Levine

The following ranks the most cited articles, chapters and books by Daniel Levine, according to Google Scholar (7/07).

Conflict and Political Change in Venezuela (Princeton University Press, 1973).

Popular Voices in Latin American Catholicism (Princeton University Press, 1992).

"Paradigm Lost: Dependence to Democracy," World Politics 40, 3 (1988).

Religion and Political Conflict in Latin America (University of North Carolina Press, 1986).

"Venezuela, the Life and Times of the Party System," Kellogg Institute Working Paper #197 (1993).