Competitive Authoritarianism：Hybrid Regimes After the Cold War

stevenlevitskyisProfessorofGovernmentatHarvardUniversity.Hisresearchinterestsincludepoliticalparties,politicalregimes,andinformalinstitutions,withafocusonLatinAmerica.ProfessorLevitskyisauthorofTransformingLabor-BasedPartiesinLatinAmerica:ArgentinePeronisminComparativePerspective(2003);iscoeditorofArgentineDemocracy:ThePoliticsofInstitutionalWeakness(2005)andInformalInstitutionsandDemocracy:LessonsfromLatinAmerica(2006);andiscurrentlycoeditingavolumeontheriseoftheLeftinLatinAmericainthe2000s.HehaspublishedarticlesintheAnnualReviewofPoliticalScience,ComparativePoliticalStudies,ComparativePolitics,JournalofDemocracy,JournalofLatinAmericanStudies,LatinAmericanPoliticsandSociety,LatinAmericanResearchReview,PartyPolitics,PerspectivesonPolitics,StudiesinComparativeInternationalDevelopment,andWorldPolitics.HeisontheeditorialboardoftheJournalofDemocracy.lucana.wayisAssistantProfessorofPoliticalScienceattheUniversityofToronto.Hisresearchinterestsincludepoliticalregimesandweakstates,withafocusonpost-communistEurasia.ProfessorWayiscurrentlycompletingabook,PluralismbyDefault:SourcesofPoliticalCompetitionintheFormerSovietUnion,andhaspublishedarticlesinCommunistandPost-CommunistStudies,ComparativePolitics,EastEuropeanPoliticsandSocieties,JournalofDemocracy,JournalofCommunistStudiesandTransitionPolitics,Politics&Society,Post-SovietAffairs,StudiesinComparativeandInternationalDevelopment,andWorldPolitics,aswellasnumerousbookchapters.HeisontheeditorialboardoftheJournalofDemocracy.