Raul,

A nice sample might also include:

Rodriguez, P and D. Carruthers (2008). "Testing Democracy’s Promise: Indigenous 
Mobilization and the Chilean State". European Review of Latin American and 
Caribbean studies 85: 3-.

Lesley K. McAllister, Making Law Matter: Environmental Protection and Legal 
institutions in Brazil, Stanford Law Books, 2008.

Your students might be interested in the following chapters from the book 
"Comparative Environmental Politics" (Steinberg and VanDeveer, MIT Press, in 
press), which cover the countries you mentioned:

Democracy and the Environment in Latin America and Eastern Europe       
        – Kathryn Hochstetler

Welcome to the Jungle: Policy Theory and Political Instability
        – Paul F. Steinberg

Cheers,
P

Paul F. Steinberg
Associate Professor of Political Science &
Environmental Policy
http://www.hmc.edu/steinberg

Department of Humanities, Social Sciences, & the Arts
301 East Platt Boulevard
Harvey Mudd College
Claremont, CA 91711
tel. 909-607-3840


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