Persuasive peers: social communication and voting in Latin America
In: Princeton studies in global and comparative sociology
Social communication and voting behavior -- Latin American political discussion in comparative perspective -- Voter volatility and stability in presidential campaigns -- Discussion networks, campaign effects, and vote choice -- Neighborhoods and cities as arenas of social influence -- Discussion and the regionalization of voter preferences -- Clientelism as the purchase of social influence -- Discussion, societal exclusion, and political voice.