No 8 (2011): Elections 2011: changes and continuities in a context of crisis.

20-N: the 4th alternation in an exceptional context.
Francisco J. Llera Ramo
pp. 6-9

Beyond electoral participation.
Antonia González
pp. 10-11

Political disaffection on 20-N: the importance of the economic factor.
Ana Belén Campillo
pp. 12-13

Brazil, the sixth economic power.
Julimar da Silva Bichara
pp. 14-15

The cracks in the Chilean model in the face of 21st-century challenges.
Álvaro V. Ramírez-Alujas
pp: 16-18

Electoral calendar.
Alberto Mora
pp. 20

The re-election of Cristina Kirchner: an atypical campaign.
Carlos Fara
pp. 22-23

Guatemala and Nicaragua: elections amidst poverty, disgrace, and threats.
Pedro Abellán
pp. 24-25

Mexico 2012: who wins?
Armando Román Zozaya
pp. 26-27

Discourse, change, and norms in political communication.
Joaquín Fernández Mateo
pp. 28-29

Why did Rajoy win the electoral debate?
Antonio Garrido
pp. 30-32

The rose and the thorns: Rajoy's path to La Moncloa.
Gonzalo González
pp. 34-35

The organisation of the 2011 electoral campaign.
Alberto Mora
pp. 36-37

Electoral campaigns and the legitimisation of the political system.
Cristina Moreno
pp. 38-39

"Freedom and the press."
Jordi Pérez Llavador
pp. 41

"Cybercampaign: channels and barriers for participation. The 2008 general elections and their technopolitical projection."
Sara Sánchez
pp. 41