Introduction. The Recasting of the Latin American Right André Borges, Gabriel Vommaro and Ryan Lloyd; Part I. Building Right-Wing Parties and Partisans: 1. Conservative Decay and Reaction: Accounting for the Divergent Trajectories of the Latin American Right André Borges and Ryan Lloyd; 2. Conservative Parties in Latin America in Adverse Times: The Rise of the Argentine PRO in Comparative Perspective Gabriel Vommaro; 3. Crafting Partisanship in the Context of Party Organization Fragility: The Resilience of Fujimorismo in the Electoral Arena Carlos Meléndez; 4. The Uneven Success of Uribismo in Colombia Juan Albarracín, Laura Gamboa and Juan Pablo Milanese; 5. Right-Wing Partisans in Contemporary Chile Ariel Becerra and Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser; Part II. A New Right? Ideational and Programmatic Change after the Left Turn: 6. Progressive Policy Change, Cultural Backlash and Party Polarization in Latin America André Borges and Robert Vidigal; 7. The Latin American Populist Radical Right in Comparative Perspective: Constraints and Opportunities Lisa Zanotti; 8. Between Gattopardismo and Ideational Change: The Mainstream Chilean Right's Winding Road to Moderation Stéphanie Alenda, Miguel Angel López, Kenneth Bunker and Nicolás Miranda; 9. Whose Right, Whose Left? Navigating the Complexities of Right-Wing Politics in Venezuela Maryhen Jiménez and Guillermo T. Aveledo; 10. A Conversion to the Right: The Case of the 2018 Election of Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil Matheus Ferreira, Mario Fuks and Amy Erica Smith; Conclusions. Re-assessing the Resurgence of the Latin American Right André Borges, Gabriel Vommaro and Ryan Lloyd.