"In Governance after Neoliberalism, leading scholars look beyond the wreckage wrought by the Washington Consensus with penetrating analyses that combine attention to the major themes of democracy, citizenship, and market-restructuring while paying careful attention to the specificities of the political economies of the major Latin American countries. Grugel and Riggirozzi are to be particularly congratulated for their own excellent contributions probing the still inchoate contours of post-neoliberal projects for democratic governance in the region." - William C. Smith, Editor of Latin American Politics and Society, University of Miami

"The challenges to neoliberalism have emerged strongly over the last few years and requireanalysis. I think this rethinking of the state s role after neoliberalism will be a major contribution for students of Latin American Studies, policy makers, and general audiences." - Jenny Pearce, Professor of Latin American Politics, University of Bradford"A diverse set of regional and thematic studies to illuminate the nature of Latin American governance in the first millennium." - Latin American Politics and Society