Guillermo A. Makin

Guillermo A. Makin, Ph. D. (Cambridge), Prof. Universidad de Belgrano, Argentina and Research Associate Centre of Latin American Studies University of Cambridge. He is frequently consulted by Argentine and British media and has published articles, papers and a book comparing presidential and parliamentary systems.

Guillermo A. Makin, Ph. D. (Cambridge), es profesor de la Universidad de Belgrano, Argentina, y Research Associate en el Centre of Latin American Studies, Universitdad de Cambridge. Es comentarista habitual para medios argentinos y británicos, y ha publicado artículos, papers y un libro comparando los sistemas presidencialistas y parlamentarios.

Quien resulte electo en segunda vuelta en Argentina ¿sabrá gobernar?

Todo indica que las predicciones del fin del peronismo fueron prematuras, pero los desafíos del gobierno que salga de las urnas serán enormes

By Guillermo A. Makin

/ 5 Nov 2023

Quien resulte electo en segunda vuelta en Argentina ¿sabrá gobernar?

Argentina, gobernada por sus dueños

Por primera vez en Argentina, el centro derecha ha demostrado que puede ganar en las urnas, consolidando la alternancia democrática. Está por ver si volverá a cometer los graves errores del pasado. English

By Guillermo A. Makin

/ 24 Nov 2015

Argentina, now to be run by its proprietors

The Argentine electoral system exhibited its virtues by showing that an incumbent can be defeated, and a centre-right president has been elected. Will he repeat the right-wing’s major errors of the past? Español.

By Guillermo A. Makin

/ 24 Nov 2015

Argentina, now to be run by its proprietors

By Guillermo A. Makin

/ 24 Nov 2015

Changes in democratic Argentina: 1983 to the present

The ability of Argentine democracy to tackle reforms when they appear both overdue and feasible, instead of attempting them all at once, might yet come to be regarded as constituting one of its hidden strengths.

By Guillermo A. Makin

/ 26 Jan 2014