RC54 - Latin American Politics aims to foster scholarship, promote empirical research, and facilitate academic and policy engagement in the region. Latin America faces critical political challenges, including democratic erosion, inequality, social movements, and shifting geopolitical alliances, requiring rigorous, collaborative research. The RC aims to produce cutting-edge academic work on Latin American political dynamics, foster collaboration among political scientists by engaging diverse analytical perspectives, and strengthen the network and influence of 5X社区members in the region.
- A New Monroe Doctrine? U.S. Power, Militarized Security, and the Contest with China in Latin America
Chair: Dr. Orlando Perez - Democracy in Dispute: Inequality, Polarization, and the New Right in Latin America
Chair: Mr. Paulo Fontaine Rocha - Open Justice and the Underprivileged in the Global South: Perspectives from Latin America and Asia
- Political Culture in Times of Fascism and the Right in Latin America
Chair: Dr. Yasmin Calmet






