Revisiting Florida 2000: Lessons from Mexico

Issue Date April 2001
Volume 12
Issue 2
Page Numbers 151-56
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About the Author

José Woldenberg Karakowsky is president of the General Council of the Federal Electoral Institute of Mexico. He is the coauthor (with Ricardo Becerra and Pedro Salazar) of La mecánica del cambio politico en Mexico: elecciones, partidos y reformas (2000).

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