MEKSİKA’DA KURUMSAL DEVRİM PARTİSİ ve İSTİKRAR ARAYIŞI

Year 2017, Volume: 4 Issue: 10, 191 - 206, 04.05.2017

Fatma Akkan Güngör

Abstract

PRI’nın seçim davranış şekli konusunda genel anlamda söylenmesi gereken şey,
Meksika siyasetine yön veren ve 2000 yılına kadar seçim kaybetmeyen bir siyasal parti
olarak siyasal katılma sürecine önemli katkı sağladığıdır. Ancak demokrasinin, siyasal
katılmanın genişlemesinin bir sonucu olarak ortaya çıktığını söylemek zordur. Bununla
beraber demokrasi tam olarak yerleştirilemese de PRI, var olan siyasal güçleri tek bir
parti içinde uzlaştırmış, istikrarı garanti altına almış ve siyasal devamlılığı sağlayan bir
sistem ortaya çıkarmıştır.

Keywords

PRI, siyasal katılma, klientalizm, Cárdenismo, hegemonic parti sistemi

INSTITUTIONAL REVOLUTIONARY PARTY in MEXICO: THE SEARCH FOR STABILITY

Abstract

Something to be said in general on the pattern of the election behaviour of PRI is that
PRI, as it has pioneered Mexico’s politics and has lost any election until 2000, is a
political party which provides a vital contribution to the process of political
participation. However, it is hard to say that democracy is formed by the result of the
expansion of the political participation. Nevertheless, although democracy has not fully
carried out by the PRI, it has compromised the existing political powers within a single
party, guaranteed stability and created a system that allows political contiunity.

Keywords

PRI, political participation, clientelism, Cárdenismo, hegemonic party system

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