Article: Research reports from B. Tatar and co-authors provide new insights into political science.

According to recent research from South Korea, "The 2006 Nicaraguan elections saw a victory for Daniel Ortega, who has continually been identified as an icon of the revolutionary era in which the Frente Sandinista de Liberacion Nacional (FSLN) destroyed the Somoza regime and formed a revolutionary government. Ortega's success can be better understood by viewing the Nicaraguan Revolution as a state formation process in which popular culture is afield of conflict between social groups."

"The conflict here is between party militants and Sandinista supporters who do not enjoy the privileges of membership. Examination of oral histories reveals that the conflict ...

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