Chairs
Pablo Riberi pcriberi@yahoo.com
Francisco Javier García Roca groca@der.ucm.es

SPEAKERS

Ariadna	Salazar Quiñonez
Carlos Ernesto	González Ramírez
César	Landa Arroyo
Cristóbal	Caviedes
Daniel	Barcelo
Verónica	Nolazco
Diego	Pardo-Álvarez
Elena	Gomez
Jorge	Silvero-Salgueiro
Ernesto	Alvarez Miranda
Flavio	Espinal
FRANCISCO LUIS	RAMIREZ MENDIETA
Gerardo	Fernández
Guillermo	Otalora Lozano
Hans Enrique	Cuadros Sánchez
Joaquín I.	Cáceres Rosado
Jorge	Silvero-Salgueiro
José Pablo	Abreu Sacramento
Luis Andres	Portugal Pizarro
Marcelo A.	Lopez Alfonsin
MARIA	GARROTE
María J.	Roca
Mariella	Kraus
Miguel Angel	Erroz Gaudiano
Nicolás Andrés	Ayala Badillo
Ricardo Alexis	Uvalle Aguilera
Rodrigo Franco	Silva Ramos
Rosa	Iannaccone
Salvador	Sánchez
Sergio Miguel	Diaz Ricci
Teodoro	Verdugo Silva

What are the new transformations concerning the separation and collaboration of powers? Do distorted models and the hybridization of presidentialism and parliamentarism consolidate new forms of government? Is there a unique model of Latin American presidentialism?

The workshop pursues two core goals. The first is to compile a collection of papers that delve into the transformation of presidentialism and its degree of parliamentarization. The second is to explore the common cross-cutting concerns identified within these papers.

This workshop invites colleagues from around the world to debate the current transformation of political systems in normative and empirical terms. It also convenes for comparative papers grappling with the new challenges caused by the division of powers and the effectiveness of checks and balances embedded during such transformations.