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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 15-17, 2008-2010; 237-263
The Intersubjective Ethic of Julieta Paredes’ Poetic
Daly, Tara; University of California, Berkeley
2011-01-15
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Community
Ethics and Body Politics
Feminism
Feminist Assembly
Graffiti
Mujeres Creando
Poetic Ethic
Public Space
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This paper explores the ways in which the feminist activist group Mujeres Creando’s contemporary urban street performances and Julieta Paredes‘ poetry catalyze discussions around intersubjective ethics in the Andes. First, I discuss subjectivity as suspended in the inextricable space between embodiment and textuality, between the physical attributes of breathing bodies and the subsequent categorization of them in language and texts. Second, I argue that Mujeres Creando's and Paredes’ emphasis on the body as a site of active resistance to social norms contributes to the creation of what Emmanuel Levinas calls a “living poetic.“ This living, embodied poetic is less about producing a frozen "said," fixed in language than about creating a breathing, moving "saying", as is perpetuated through spoken dialogue. The necessity for an ethical poetic emerges out of colonial conditions that have created definitions of the human and the “less than” or “other than,” often based on superficial physical categorizations. Ultimately, through their ongoing work, Mujeres Creando and Julieta Paredes expand the potential for a more inclusive community based upon mutual responsibility and respect for the self and other, regardless of race, gender, or sexuality.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 15-17, 2008-2010; 114-149
Mapping a New Geography of Space and Power
Fabricant, Nicole; Towson University
2011-01-15
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Agrarian Revolution
Fifth Indigenous March for Land and Territory
INRA Law
MST Mobilizations
New Agrarian Reform Law
Politics of Food
Radical Politics of Land Redistribution
Reinvention of Space
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In this paper, I analyze the ways in which MST-Bolivia (Movimiento Sin Tierra) forged a national-level movement through one counter-hegemonic event: the Fifth Indigenous March for Land and Territory, which originated in Santa Cruz de la Sierra in October 2006. This march enacted a powerful performance of pan-indigenous solidarity and nationalistic sentiment which led to a public declaration by president Evo Morales to approve the New Agrarian Reform Law. I focus in particular on the organizational and spatial structure of the march, and on the significance of seizing public space in protest.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 15-17, 2008-2010; 1-8
To the Reader / Al Lector
Mantilla, Martha E.; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection, University of Pittsburgh, United States
Monasterios, Elizabeth; Associate Professor of Andean Literatures, University of Pittsburgh, United States
2011-01-15
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Bolivian Studies Journal history - Revista de Estudios Bolivianos historia
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To the Reader / Al Lector
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 15-17, 2008-2010; 211-236
Mujeres Creando Comunidad: Feminizating Communty
Alfaro, Raquel
2011-01-15
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Ahayu-watan
Andean Complementariety
Ayllu
Chacha-Warmi
Communitarian Feminism
Decolonization
Depatriarchalizing Principle
Pachakuti
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This work is a critical examination of the very foundations that gave rise to the thought-provoking alternative community proposed by Mujeres Creando Comunidad. I show that the special feature of this project is the fact that it arises from within a feminist social movement that is predominatly indigenous. This allows the movement to take the Andean ethical principle of human coexistance (the “being-as-one-with-the-Other”) to its limits, to successfully transcend patriarchal paradigms underlying both indigenous and Western societies, and to postulate a possible space of coexistance where relations between men and women are symmetrical. I emphasize the fact that it is the connection of this project to ancestral anti-patriarchal wars that prevents it (as distinct from other feminist currents), from becoming a futile inversion of energies in its efforts to create of a balance between the male and the female poles. This is because at no time does Mujeres Creando Comunidad lose sight that gender asymmetries respond to a structural and systemic problem.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 15-17, 2008-2010; 264-276
This is Us, We are Government. Experience of Social Movements in Bolivia
Quiroga, María Virginia
2011-01-15
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Collective Social Action
Constituent Assembly
“Hegemonic Atrophy
” Movement to Socialism (MAS)
New Political Constitution of the State
Social Movements
Populist Logic
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The emergence of social movements in the public arena had to do with neoliberalism´s negative consequences. Different actors with different interests worked together against the system, which became their “common antagonist”. On the one hand, after years of autonomous organization, these social movements won social recognition and increased their power. On the other, political parties and trade unions lost legitimacy. In December 2005, a faction of the Bolivian social movements won the general elections, and Evo Morales (the cocalero movement´s leader) became the first Aymara president in Bolivian history. How to manage this government it is one of the majors challenges the social movements confront in today’s Bolivia.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 15-17, 2008-2010; 191-210
Women's Plan: Conceptual Framework and Methodology for the Buen Vivir
Paredes, Julieta
2011-01-15
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Chacha-Warmi
Communitarian Feminism
Communitarian State
De-neoliberalization
Depatriarchalizing Principle
Pachamama
Plan de las Mujeres
Plurinational State
Public Policy
Vivir Bien
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This article analyzes the impact that neoliberal policies have on women and sets out the epistemological fracture that communitarian feminism produces in Western feminism. We discuss the circumstances in which, for the first time in the history of Bolivian public policies for women, a Plan de las Mujeres emerges from within women’s social organizations. This article also offers the conceptual frame that guides such a Plan, which relies on five categories or fields of direct action that help us in defending ourselves from a market that has put our very lives on sale. These categories are our bodies, our space, our time, our memory, and the movements that we are able to articulate.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 15-17, 2008-2010; 150-190
Migration, Informalization and Public Space in Santa Cruz, Bolivia
Kirshner, Joshua
2011-01-15
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Andean Migration to Santa Cruz
Camba Nation
Civic Committee of Santa Cruz
Guild Associations
Informal Economy
Urban Space
Territorial Control
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In this paper, I ask how migrant insertion into the local economy, in particular in the informal economy, has led to contestation over public space in Santa Cruz. Related to this issue, the paper asks what sorts of collective actions are used to defend rights to the use of urban public space, and what are the key points of contention. In my analysis, I look at theoretical connections between the informal economy and urban space, recent changes in the Santa Cruz local economy ‒including accelerated migration and the burgeoning informal economy‒ and conflicts over uses of public urban space.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 15-17, 2008-2010; 91-113
Between Indian Law and Qullasuyu Nationalism. Gregorio Titiriku and the Making of AMP Indigenous Activists, 1921-1964
Ari-Chachaki, Waskar
2011-01-15
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Achachila
Alcaldes Mayores
Alcaldes Mayores Particulares
Ayllu
Cholo
Escuelas Particulares
Indian Law
Jilaqatas
Pachamama
Qullasuyu
Qullasuyu Nationalism
Republic of Qullasuyu
School of Warisata
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In 1921, when hard-line Liberal regimes ended in Bolivia, Gregorio Titiriku, an Uru-Aymara Indian from the shores of lake Titikaka (La Paz), started 50 years of Indian intellectual activism among the Alcaldes Mayores Particulares (AMP), a 450 cell network of indigenous intellectuals. Titiriku struggled against internal colonialism and was a crucial participant in the making of AMP subaltern nationalism. Titiriku’s ideas became a crucial part of AMP discourse, known during this time as Indian Law. This discourse promoted the worship of Pachamama (mother earth) and Achachillas (the spirit of the grandparents in the high hills of the Andes). AMP discourse sought to rename the nation of Qullas (currently known as Aymara-Quechuas). Titiriku was especially good at creating ideas for mobilization among the AMP, such as qullasuyun wawapa (the children of the Qulla tribes) in order to promote "jaqi" pride (indigenous peoples pride), and bayeta camisas (people who dress in “bayeta” in order to promote an Indian dress-code as part of a politics of identity). These ideas provide us with a privileged field for understanding of the relationship between alternative modernities and public spheres. Titiriku thus used AMP discourse to contest segregation policies and to resist mainstream civilization projects. The particularities of Indian Law and its strategic nationalism reveal the existence of alternative discourses of modernity largely forgotten in Bolivia. The analysis of AMP discourse helps us understand the longstanding presence of struggle for autonomy and hegemonic projects in Bolivia and provides us with a better comprehension of how internal colonialism and public audiences interact historically.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 15-17, 2008-2010; 64-90
Warisata in Art, Literature and Bolivian Politics. Observations about the Impact of the Escuela-Ayllu on Bolivian Artistic Production and the New Educational Legislation of the Government of Evo Morales
Bosshard, Marco Thomas; Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg i.Br.
2011-01-15
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Andean Mesianism
Art in Warisata
Education Reform
El pez de oro
Indigenous Education
New Bolivian Education Law
Parlamento Amauta de Warisata
The Escuela-Ayllu
Ulaka
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This paper applies literary criticism to a cultural phenomenon of the 1930s and re-projects such criticism to the extra-literary present in order to provide alternative routes for the understanding of a possible “nuova Bolivian culture.” Against the sociological, historical, ethnological, and/or pedagogical analysis that until now have framed the study of Warisata’s Escuela- Ayllu, this work is, first of all, an invitation to discuss Bolivian politics from the specific angle of a discipline different from that of the social sciences. This is nothing more than a first outline of possible discursive bonds between some artistic works of Warisata and Evo Morales’ education reform program.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 15-17, 2008-2010; 277-310
Blanca Wiethüchter: Unnaming The Landscape. Politics And Poetics of Representation in the 1980s in Bolivia
Duarte, Mauricio; Case Western Reserve University
2011-01-15
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Aesthetic Politics
Andean Landscape
Andean Urban Space
Bolivia (1952-1982)
Cultural Memory
Lost Decade
“Lenguajes Recordantes
” Mestizaje
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This article examines the relationship between poetic writing and the discourse of landscape in Madera Viva y árbol difunto (1982) by Blanca Wiethüchter (1947-2004). Landscape is often understood as a modern device of normative representation in which people and places are classified merely as private property. I argue that Wiethüchter’s poetry establishes a counter-narrative of the landscape through the use of a poetic gaze that reinstates social and marginal imaginaries by recognizing the materiality of such landscape and, most importantly, the political role of imagination in shaping the sense of the real. In doing so, I show how Wiethüchter uses poetic language to claim multiple and conflictive realities that lie beneath the names and harmonic appearances of things. Finally, by analyzing Wiethüchter’ poetic and critical work in dialogue with thinkers and scholars such as García Linera, Mamani, Zavaleta Mercado, and Rivera Cusicanqui, this article contributes to the understanding of the politics of representation during the 1980s in Bolivia.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 15-17, 2008-2010; 311-332
The Need to Compromise Existence. Nation and Decolonization in the Bolivian Cinema of the Neoliberal Era
Mattos Vazualdo, Diego; Saint Michael's College
2011-01-15
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Community
Decolonization
Filmic Discourse
Nation Building
Subalternity
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The aim of this essay is twofold: to analyze post-dictatorial Bolivian filmic discourse on the thematic of the nation vis-à-vis processes of decolonization, and to observe the effect that this relation had in the formation of subjectivities during the so called “neoliberal” era . Toward this end, I examine three films that reflect on the colonial condition of the nation through cinematographic language: Mi socio (Paolo Agazzi, 1982), La nación clandestina (Jorge Sanjinés, 1989), and American Visa (Juan Carlos Valdivia, 2005).
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 15-17, 2008-2010; 333-338
Josep M. Barnadas. Bibliotheca Boliviana Antiqva: colonial prints (1534-1825)
García Pabón, Leonardo
2011-01-15
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2 vol. 855+917. Sucre, Bolivia: Fundación Cultural del Banco Central de Bolivia, Archivo y Biblioteca Nacionales de Bolivia, y Centro de Estudios Bolivianos Avanzados, 2008
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 15-17, 2008-2010; 339-345
Juan Pablo Piñeiro. Cuando Sara Chura despierte
Rodríguez-Márquez, Rosario
2011-01-15
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La Paz: OFFAVIM, diciembre 2003 (216 páginas, formato pequeño. En la contratapa, comentario de Jesús Urzagasti)
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 15-17, 2008-2010; 346-349
Alison Spedding. De cuando en cuando Saturnina (Saturnina from time to time): una historia oral del futuro
Alfaro, Raquel
2011-01-15
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La Paz: Editorial Mama Huaco, 2004.
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Pachakuti in Bolivia (2008-2010). A Personal Diary
Dunkerley, James; Queen Mary, University of London
2011-01-15
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Audiencia de Charcas
New Political Constitution of the State
Plebiscitary Democracy
Plurinational State
Pachakuti
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The writing of this personal Diary approaches crucial public “moments” in Bolivian history and connects them with present debates around the exercise of democracy in the context of the New Political Constitution of the State (2006) and of the recently founded Plurinational State (2010). In an effort to embrace a Pachakuti logic, the writing avoids a strict chronological order of the facts, rather unfolding a concern with the ‘historicity’ of where Bolivia now stands and where she might be ‘going.’ The Diary begins on February 7, 2009 (inauguration of the new Political Constitution of the State) and concludes on February 13, 2010 (with a report of the British newspaper The Guardian commenting that the government of Evo Morales has created a Space Agency and plans to launch, in 2013, a satellite that will be called Tupac Katari).
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 18, 2011; 23-48
Bolivia Today: Ruptures, Inertia and Challenges
Stefanoni, Pablo; Jefe de redacción de Nueva Sociedad
2011-11-03
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Communitarian Socialism
Constituent Assembly
Decolonization
Developmentalism
Evo Morales
Living Well
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The arrival of Evo Morales to power in January of 2006 –supported with an unprecedent 54% of the votes– marked a milestone in Bolivian political history and opened the way to an ambitious project of re-foundation of the country. Those events were translated in the call for a Constituent Assembly and in the nationalization of hydrocarbons, within the framework of a strong “ruralización de la política”. More than five years of that one triumph has passed and after a re-election with 64% of the votes in December 2009 that consolidated the “evista” hegemonyhas declined. Now the government faces a series of challenges tied to the effective materialization of the change proposed in the re-foundational speeches. This article analyses the novel experience of “Indians in the power” centered in the tension between the changes implemented and the inertias of the past in spheres such as the democratic radicalization, the social equality, the model of development, and the political project. All these themes affected by a powerful, and yet somehow vague objective: the decolonization of the country.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 18, 2011; 161-183
The Scandal of Real Estate Bankruptcies: The Royal Boxes of Oruro and Carangas, 1784-1804
Gavira Márquez, María Concepción; Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo
2011-07-21
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Bankruptcies
Bourbon Reforms
Cajas Reales
Carangas
Oruro
Royal Officers
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The aim of this research paper is to critically analyze the effectiveness of the Bourbon Reforms in the Viceroyalty of Río de la Plata. In 1802 the chaotic situation and multiple failures of the Royal Treasury led the Crown to send a visitor to the Viceroyalty. It had been denounced as scandalous the bankruptcies that took place in much of the Charcas’ Cajas Reales: La Paz, Oruro, Carangas. This work deals with bankruptcies occurred in the two Cajas located in the mining centers of Oruro and Carangas during the last two decades of the Eighteenth-century, a period associated with the Bourbon reforms and its success in the taxation of the of the Spanish colonies in America.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 18, 2011; 198-228
Ideology and Social Improvement in Bolivia during the 20th Century
Norris, Brian; George Washington University
2011-11-25
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Catholic Credit Cooperatives
Christianity
Evangelical Protestantism
Literacy
Social Improvement
Neoliberalism
Vatican II Reforms
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This essay relates improvements in social indicators in Bolivia during the Twentieth Century to ideological changes during the same period. During the Twentieth Century, most social indicators improved dramatically in Bolivia. Separately, scholars have vigorously debated ideologies, such as neoliberalism and its macroeconomic competitors, and the potential social impact of these ideologies. Despite the separate emphases on ideas and social outcomes, no systematic attempt has been made by scholars of Bolivia to link long–term ideological change to long–term social improvement in the country. This essay argues that it is probable that such a relationship exists, but it is important to consider mass ideology, which affects the whole of Bolivian society, in addition to elite ideology, which affects a much more limited portion of society.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 18, 2011; 184-197
Flourishing of Patronage of Virgin of Candelaria on the Shores of Lake Titicaca with the Image of Copacabana
Talbot, Eliane; Université du Havre
2011-10-05
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Candelaria
Copacabana
Tenerife
Titu Yupanqui
Virgin Mary
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The objective of this work is to study the establishment and diffusion of one of the most famous Marian worships, the one of the Virgin of Candelaria, in one of the sanctuaries of greater notoriety in Hispano–America: Copacabana. This worship bloomed thanks to an old association of the Virgin Mary with the metaphor of the light which could embody a large variaty of meanings: It helped to escape the dangers of the sea, to have abundant harvests, to leave the galleries of a mine and to turn the Indians to Christianity. In Copacabana, the cult to the Virgin facilitated the implantation of evangelisation. Furthermore, the cult would not have achieved the success that it had without the fervent participation of the Christian Spaniards who became its more devotee faithfuls.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 18, 2011; 134-160
"Without Him the Indians Would Leave and Nothing Would Get Done." The Changing Relationship Between the Caciques and the Audiencia of Charcas Following Francisco de Toledo’s Reforms
Thornton, Jay David; Universidad de Zaragoza
2011-11-20
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Acuerdos
Audiencia of Charcas
Caciques
Francisco de Toledo’s Reforms
Indigenous Identity in 16th Century Charcas
Juan de Matienzo
Oidores
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Viceroy Francisco de Toledo’s 16th century population re–concentrations of the indigenous peoples of Charcas (modern day Bolivia) have been widely recognized as the most definitive attempt to transform indigenous Andean society along Iberian lines of settlement and government. While the previously dispersed indigenous populations were resettled into a limited number of urban towns, native tribute obligations elevated, and Castilian forms of municipal government imposed, modern historiography is still debating the precise details of what Toledo’s reforms meant for the indigenous populations of this district. A review of decisions made by the Audiencia of Charcas and the contemporary correspondence of this court’s judges are examined to illustrate how the relationship between the high court and indigenous leaders ―caciques― changed through the period of Toledo’s reforms. This investigation reveals an explicit and previously underappreciated transformation in the political model from one where caciques frequently sought out and received legitimization from the Audiencia ―similar to the model used in the Inca system― to a situation where the caciques understood and utilized the Audiencia less as a partner in power and instead as a forum to be opportunistically used to obtain economic goods and privileges. Using the figure of the cacique as a proxy, this province–wide perspective on the changes engendered to native society by Toledo’s reforms is distinct from but complementary to the several more localized studies on the subject undertaken by other historians. The changes elucidated by these court records and official correspondence suggest the origins of the emergence of indigenous leaders whose skillful use of the colonial legal system would represent a hallmark of indigenous–Spanish relations for the rest of the colonial period.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 18, 2011; 242-245
Roberto Choque Canqui y Cristina Quisbert Quispe. Líderes Indígenas Aymaras. Lucha por la defensa de tierras comunitarias de origen
Ari-Chachaki, Waskar; University of Nebraska-Lincoln
2011-11-03
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Aymara Indigenous Leaders
Communal Land
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 18, 2011; 250-254
John Beverley. La interrupción del subalterno
Stefanoni, Pablo; Universidad de Buenos Aires
2011-11-03
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Evo Morales
Indigenism
Postcolonial Studies
Subaltern Studies
Testimonial Discourse
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 18, 2011; 1-22
Andean Conviviality. Living and Living Together in Integral Harmony - Suma Qamaña
Yampara Huarachi, Simón; Movimiento Katarista de Katari para la Complementariedad
2011-11-01
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Ayni
Conviviality
Cosmoversity
Pachakuti
Qhathu 16 de Julio
Qullana
Suma Qamaña
Tetralectic Logic
Tiwanaku
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This work discusses key concepts for the understanding of an Aymara epistemology as part of a decolonization process that equally affects the culture, politics, economy and the history of Bolivia. The frame in which the discussion of these matters takes place (an academic event in the United States) opens up a debate on the epistemological nature of the relations South-North.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 18, 2011; 49-69
Afro and Indigenous Life-Visions in/and Politics. (De)colonial Perspectives in Bolivia and Ecuador
Walsh, Catherine; Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar
2011-11-17
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Abya–Yala
African Descendent Knowledges
Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador
Life–visions
Living–well
New Political Constitution of the Plurinational State of Bolivia
Plurinationalism
Sumak Kawsay
Suma Qamaña
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Ancestral cosmologies or “life visions” are increasingly visible today, both within the realm of Afro and Indigenous community-based struggles, and within the frame of State constitutions, rights, and politics. This article looks at what happens when ancestral life–visions are positioned as central principles of State and of State politics and public policies. Can these philosophies, rationalities and logics otherwise guide the remaking or re–founding of society and State, and how, particularly when the authority, organization, and practice of politics and State remain bound to Western frames and capitalist interests?
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 18, 2011; 229-241
Thinking About the "Academic Dialogue" North / South
Krueger, Chris; Presidenta de la Sección Bolivia - LASA
Red Bolivia Mundo
2011-11-21
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Co–production of Knowledge
Dialogue North/South
Scholarly/Professional Production in the North
Scholarly/ Professional Production in the South
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This work approaches the complex relation between North American institutions dedicated to the production of knowledge on Bolivia and its homologous Bolivians, emphasizing the fact that nowadays in Bolivia not only an immense intellectual wealth totally established exists, but also a field of emergent knowledge whose reflections and challenges deserve a diffusion in the north. To authorize in the north the theoretical potecial of the debates generated in Bolivia would make the knowledge produced on Bolivia a lot more dynamic and responsible. Inversely, I will also discuss the importance to initiate in Bolivia studies that will lead to understand the complexity of the institutions and societies of the north, that are not neither homogenous nor static, less still automatically reproductive of imperialism.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 18, 2011; 70-114
Bolivia: From the "Process of Change" to Changes in the Process
Ybarnegaray Ortiz, Jenny; Consultora independiente, La Paz
2011-11-01
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Agenda of October
Constituent Assembly
Law N° 180
Nationalization of Hydrocarbons
New Political Constitution of the State
TIPNIS
VIII Indigenous March in Defense of the TIPNIS
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This article offers a detailed analysis of the conflict around the TIPNIS from the point of view of an independent consultant and cultural activist based in Bolivia. In its development, the article historically contextualizes the conflict of the TIPNIS locating it within the social and political process that today lives Bolivia. The author pauses in the analysis of “which substantially reveals the conflict” and in the political challenges that it poses to the government of the MAS, problematizing the “process of change” announced in 2005, during the electoral campaign that lead to Evo Morales to the Presidency of Bolivia.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 18, 2011; 255-258
Alison Spedding. Religión en los Andes. Extirpación de idolatrías y modernidad de la fe andina
Lefter, Alexandru V.; University of Pittsburgh
2011-11-01
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Rites and Ceremonies
Religiosity and Modernity in the Andes
Elimination of Idolatries
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 18, 2011; 115-133
Archaizing Futurism: Decolonization and Anarcofeminism in "De cuando en cuando Saturnina"
Burdette, Hannah A.; Univestity of Pittsburgh
2011-11-01
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Anarchism
Aymara Logic
Decolonization
Feminism
Science Fiction
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Drawing on the description of De cuando en cuando Saturnina by Alison Spedding as “native anarco–feminist science fiction” announced on the back cover of its first edition (2004), this article proposes an interconnected reading of these four axes (futurism, Aymara logic, anarchism, and feminism). I argue that the structure of this “oral history of the future” conveys a critical resolve to avoid positing the reinstatement of Qullasuyu as the utopic horizon of an idyllic society, while the text as a whole remains committed to a radical decolonization of Bolivia anchored in an autonomous cultural grammar. In this sense, the novel offers a critical vision not only of the coloniality that Aymara culture has endured but also of certain challenges internal to Aymara society itself, particularly in regards to gender hierarchy.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 18, 2011; 246-249
Ruwirtu Chuqi Kanki, Kristina Kiswirt Qhispi. Aymaranakan sarantayirinaka: Uraq ayllunak ch’axwa
Ari-Chachaki, Waskar; University of Nebrasca–Lincoln
2012-01-20
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Aymara Indigenous Leaders
Communal Land
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 18, 2011; i-viii
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2011-11-01
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013); 218-222
Stefanoni, Pablo. 2010. “Qué hacer con los indios…” y otros traumas irresueltos de la colonialidad.
Cunha Filho, Clayton Mendonça; Social and Political Studies Institute of Rio de Janeiro State University (IESP-UERJ)
2012-11-08
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Bolivia
indianismo
nationalism
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Review / Reseña
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013); 190-212
The «Proceso de Cambio» and the Seventh Year Crisis: Towards a Reconfiguration of the Relationship between State and Social Movements in Bolivia
Fontana, Lorenza Belinda; Post-doctoral Research Associate at the Sheffield Institute for International Development, University of Sheffield, UK.
2012-10-08
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dynamics of social conflict
Evo Morales
identitarian construction
land
process of change
social movements
the MASista project
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On 18th December 2012, Evo Morales celebrated his seventh anniversary as president of the Plurinational State of Bolivia. In 2005, this Aymara coca growers’ union leader was elected for the first time, with the support of social movements and, in particular, of the peasant and indigenous sectors, inaugurating a moment of political transition that raised many expectations for an in-depth transformation of the state-civil societal relationship. A complex reshaping that, as the popular belief suggests, was going to pass through a highly delicate moment: the seventh year. Relying upon an in-depth empirical research on social and land conflicts in Bolivia, this work aims to analyze the revitalization of new corporative struggles among collective rural actors (indigenous vs. peasant) in light of the recent institutional and normative reforms. The latter have favored a reconfiguration of the relationship between the state and social sectors, inaugurating a new phase of fragmentation and conflict.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013); 105-131
Fissures in the discursive monopolies of two narrators: The non-existent Indian from «Huasipungo» and the absent Indian from «Raza de Bronce»
Postigo, María Ximena; University of Pittsburgh
2012-12-29
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critical realism
discursive fissures
discursive monopoly
oligarchic structure
rare forms of beauty
social realism
socialist realism
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Two were the main concerns in Latin America during the first half of the twentieth century: the consolidation of the nation-State and the incipient development of capitalism. In the Andes the “Indian problem” added complexity to these concerns. This article proposes a comparative analysis of how Alcides Arguedas, with Raza de bronce (1919), and Jorge Icaza, with Huasipungo (1934) –despite similarities in their social projects, the racism of their speeches and the stories that they address– differ in how they incorporate indigenous issues into the novel. If Huasipungo’s social realism responds to a need for change in the relations of production, Raza de bronce’s critical realism responds to a fear of an indigenous uprising. The above is not, however, the central difference. The latter consists of a monopolistic coherence in the narrative discourse of Icaza versus the fissures that literary modernism produces in Arguedas’ positivism. As a result, the social narrative of these writers creates a bourgeois responsibility in Huasipungo (where the indigenous cultural universe is reduced to a non-existence) and a dangerous indigenous potential in Raza de bronce (where the reader does not feel the presence of the Andean cultural world, but neither its non-existence).
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013); 39-62
Some Reflections from Mario Conde's Watercolor
Romano, Pamela
2012-11-08
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Andean baroque
Andean decolonizing patchwork
culture of simulacrum
ethics of copying
postmodern aesthetics
watercolor
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This brief reflection on the work of Mario Conde begins by focussing on the special relationship the artist has with the technique of watercolor, exhibiting through that relationship an ethic based on copying. Out of that materiality, Conde builds his response to this moment in postmodernism in which art in general, and particularly Bolivian art, is developing given current social conditions. The ethic of copying is especially explored in two of his works: Exterminator Angel where appropriation addresses colonial issues that reappear in order to question and challenge the very notion of patria (homeland), and Drunk with power (Géricault in Los Andes) where the copy, adapted to the Andean world, distills a desire to reestablish the sacred and unique character of the work of art as well as the Andean imaginary.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013); 159-189
What does Community Mean?
Bautista S., Rafael
2012-12-28
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ayllu
community
community of relatives
logics of belonging
logics of property
modern society/archaic community
politics of communal responsibility
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Referring to a time of a reconfiguration of one’s own horizon, this paper aims to show in methodological terms the limitations of modern politics in understanding indigenous knowledge and theorizations that bring into the language of politics the notion of "living in community" as the mode of existence of a life-world specific to indigenous cultures. This is a world that, constituted around links of solidarity and reciprocity, has the capacity to make of human existence a place of “merit and responsibility” that properly interprets the sense of the ayllu: the community. Understanding the rationality behind this way-of-life which generates the singularity of the ayllu and producing a theorization of the indigenous concept of “community” is the objective of this work.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013); 88-104
Decolonization and Film: Jorge Sanjinés' Indigenous Proposal Today
Vilanova, Núria; American University
2012-12-29
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aesthetics and narrative
film industry
Insurgentes (2012)
La nación clandestina (1989)
Sanjinés' film theory
Yawar Mallku (1969)
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This article explores the legacy of Jorge Sanjinés’ cinema in current Latin American cinematography, specifically in Bolivia. The central idea argues that despite the favourable political situation Bolivia is at the present experiencing, with the arrival of Evo Morales to the Presidency in the year 2006, the declaration of Bolivia as a multinational State, and the growing prominence of aymaras and quechuas in the national political arena, indigenous film as envisioned by Sanjinés has not been fully developed. The article puts forward the difficulties which the national and international film industry face in incorporating a type of film that does not respond to the expectations of a mainstream public, makes no concessions to the Western viewer, and provides no cultural filters to pave the viewer’s understanding and persuade him or her cinematically.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013); 63-87
Urban Chronicles
Garcia, Oscar
2012-12-30
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Bolivia
Bolivian daily life
city life
homeland
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The urban chronicle is probably one of the least cultivated genres in Bolivia, not because the country lacks a repertoire of urban stories, but rather that those stories are neither produced nor consumed as a literary "genre." They are, instead, lived, savored and distributed through circuits of affection by which the city, the country and its inhabitants reveal their daily lives, the clamor forged by their stories of struggle, by their sorrows and disappointments. What follows is a sample of what these stories are capable of saying when caught by the sharp ear of an inveterate “paceño” who listens to the city, the country and the times lived by those in Bolivia.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013); 132-158
Plurinational State: Between the New Project and the Neocolonial Factuality
Mamani Ramirez, Pablo; Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM)
Revista Willka-El Alto
2013-01-02
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Evo Morales
indigenous-originary-peasant movements
monocultural state
neo-colonial state
New Political Constitution of the State
Plurinational State
social movements
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This article presents and discusses the deep contradictions and paradoxes that indigenous social movements face in their struggles to reverse the republican colonial order in Bolivia and to share the exercise of political power with the two hundred year old elite groups. Here the complexity is toask oneself about what type of society is being built in Bolivia. Are we moving toward a pluralist society of an Indian-popular type, toward a liberal multicultural mestizo-style society, or toward a monocultural society?
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013); 223-226
Rodolfo Ortiz. Cuadernos de la sequía [la casa del bosque de pelos].
Urli, Sebastián
2013-01-02
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Book Review / Reseña
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013); 1-5
Remembering Martha Cajías: Tribute from the Bolivian Studies Journal to a Weaver
Editors, BSJ; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection. University of Pittsburgh
2013-01-02
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[This is a literary homage and therefore has no abstract]
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013); 213-217
Gonzalo Lamana. Pensamiento colonial crítico. Textos y actos de Polo Ondegardo.
Dueñas, Alcira; Oho State University Newark
2013-01-10
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Book review / Reseña
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013); 21-38
The Art of Martha Cajías
Pentimalli, Michela; Crítica de arte y Directora de Espacio Simón I. Patiño, La Paz
2012-01-11
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community
father-mother-children
life-death
woman-nature
Pachamama
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The aim of this article is to provide an interpretation of key issues in Martha Cajías’ work, such as the multifaceted dialectics of fertility and maternity, life and death, memory and dreams, ethics of the ancestors, collective myths and family myth, and among all this, the overwhelming presence of Andean epistemology.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013); 6-20
Martha Cajías. The Illusion of Rupture
Albornoz, Pedro
2013-01-11
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creative tension
looms
textile poetics
threads
woven cloth
es_ES
In 2003 Martha Cajías worked on a series of drawings entitled Flor de papa. This article focuses on one of these drawings (Flor de Papa 2) and from it, offers an interpretation of the “textile poetics” that gives shape and direction to Cajías’ work.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014; 39-69
Potosina Emigration in the 18th Century: The Díaz Lineage in Calbuco
Pérez, Pablo A.
2014-11-06
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Calbuco
Chiloé
Díaz
genealogy
migration
Potosí
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The study documents the presence of an emigrant from the city of Potosí, who was established in the southern Spanish colonial possession of Calbuco (belonging to the orbit of Chiloé), in the first half of the eighteenth century. The lineage originated by him appears in two different branches, providing genealogical and historical materials on both locations. Within a period of almost two centuries, there are approximately thirty people documented that are linked to the male lineage.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014; 70-89
“Los embrujos secretos del trópico.” Amazon Border and Production of State Space in the Cinematographic Work of Jorge Ruiz
Pareja, Roberto; Middlebury College
2014-11-06
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Amazon basin
audiovisual rhetoric
city planning
Henri Lefebvre
Jorge Ruiz
regional cultures
state space
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This article studies the cinematography of Jorge Ruiz making use of the socio-spatial theory of Henri Lefebvre. It argues that his documentaries, ethnographic films and newsreels for the cinema constitute a discursive totality that presents aesthetically the production of the Bolivian state space during the twentieth century. From an audiovisual rhetoric that plays with notions of verticality, horizontality and centrality, Ruiz’s work locates Andean space as the focal point of state modernization and situates the Amazon basin at the margins of the state. It concludes that in making the Amazon region visible in the nation’s discourse this had the effect of displacing class antagonisms in favor of the conflict between center and regions.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013)
Announcements/Anuncios
Publishers adds
Announcements/Anuncios, BSJ; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection. University of Pittsburgh
2013-03-11
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013)
Willka Año 6, No. 6
Revista Anual, Willka; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection. University of Pittsburgh
2013-03-13
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Willka Revista Anual Año 6, No. 6
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013); i-viii
Preliminary Pages / Páginas preliminares
Preliminary Pages, BSJ; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection. University of Pittsburgh
2013-03-13
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013)
La Mariposa Mundial
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2013-03-18
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 19 (2012-2013)
Convocatoria
Convocatoria, BSJ; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection. University of Pittsburgh
2013-03-22
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Convocatoria / Call for papers
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014; 223-228
Carlos Hugo Molina Saucedo. Andrés Ibáñez, un caudillo para el siglo XXI. La Comuna de Santa Cruz de la Sierra de 1876; Andrey Schelchkov. Andrés Ibáñez y la Revolución de la Igualdad en Santa Cruz: primer ensayo de federalismo en Bolivia, 1876-1877
Cunha Filho, Clayton Mendonça; Social and Political Studies Institute of the Rio de Janeiro State University (IESP-UERJ)
2014-11-06
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Andrés Ibáñez
Revolution of the Equals
Andrey Schelchkov
Carlos Hugo Molina Saucedo
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Carlos Hugo Molina Saucedo. Andrés Ibáñez, un caudillo para el siglo XXI. La Comuna de Santa Cruz de la Sierra de 1876Andrey Schelchkov. Andrés Ibáñez y la Revolución de la Igualdad en Santa Cruz: primer ensayo de federalismo en Bolivia, 1876-1877
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014; 165-194
The Construction of the Plurinational State in Bolivia as an Attempt to Institutionalize a Motley Society
Cunha Filho, Clayton Mendonça; Social and Political Studies Institute of the Rio de Janeiro State University (IESP-UERJ)
2014-11-06
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abigarrada society
Bolivia
communal-indianism
national-popular
Plurinational State
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The objective of this work is to analyze the construction of the Plurinational State as an attempt to provide Bolivia with an institutional framework adequate for its particular reality, starting from its own indigenous models. I begin by examining the concept of abigarrada social formation coined by René Zavaleta to describe the Bolivian society and how that same concept positions itself in relation to Gino Germani’s theory of modernization and Dipesh Chakrabarty’s theoretical notions in describing the process of expansion from Capitalism in peripheral countries. Immediately following, I discuss the implications of that Bolivian abigarramiento in the construction of the Nation-State and its limitations in the country, after which I examine the proposal for the composition of the Plurinational State and conclude by discussing some of the practical implications that have arisen up to today for the new institutional experiment and its perspectives for consolidating the country.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014; 5-12
A Triumph of two
Mannheim, Bruce; University of Michigan
2014-11-06
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[this is a literary essay and therefore does not have an abstract]
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014; 90-109
Churata and the Indigenist Narrative. From Orthodox Indigenism to Metaindigenism
Bosshard, Marco Thomas; Ruhr-Universität Bochum
2014-11-06
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fiction
Gamaliel Churata
indigenism
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The present article analyses several indigenist texts by Gamaliel Churata ("El gamonal", "Tojjras" y El pez de oro), comparing these with themes in indigenist fiction written by authors such as Alcides Arguedas, Jorge Icaza, Ciro Alegría and José María Arguedas. It observes that Churata’s writing gives expression to a type of meta-indigenism that transcends orthodox indigenisms before these had been established.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014; 141-164
Bolivian Oil and Natural Gas under State and Private Control, 1910-2010
Klein, Herbert S.; Stanford University; Columbia University
Peres-Cajías, José Alejandro; University of Barcelona
2014-11-06
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Bolivian oil
nationalization
oil and gas
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Since the 1920 discovery of oil in Bolivia, the country has experimented with varying systems of private control, monopoly state ownership and even mixed state and private ownership/rental of petroleum and gas fields. The aim of our analysis is to explain why these varying patterns of ownership occurred over time and to describe how they affected production in this industry. The analysis suggests that nationalizations have been successful insofar as they took advantage of previous private investment which, meanwhile, underscores the success of the legislation for opening up access to attract private investment. This relative success of the different legal frameworks permits us to understand why the state has been changing from one scheme to another over time. Some partial explanations are offered in order to understand why these schemes could succeed with such regularity.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014; 110-140
Revolutionary Connections: Repercussions of the Mexican Oil Expropriation in Bolivia, 1938
Zuleta, María Cecilia; El Colegio de México
2014-11-06
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Mexican and Bolivian diplomacy
Mexican oil expropriation
petroleum
revolutionary networks
YPFB (Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales Bolivianos)
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This article deals with a relevant subject in Latin American historiography, that being the Mexican oil expropriation during the Lázaro Cárdenas government and provides original information as well as an innovative approach that goes beyond strictly national historiographies, with the intention of contributing both to Bolivian and Mexican history. The Mexican expropriation of 1938 reached a transnational dimension beyond its diplomatic implications; an experience perceived through quite different prisms in each Latin American country. How was the Mexican expropriation viewed in the Bolivian Andes? We have argued that in La Paz and Sucre, various sectors of the society read that expropriation through the filters of the conflict with Standard Oil of Bolivia and of the ideological and political debate surrounding the recently created YFPB. This nationalistic episode was charged with another meaning in adopting it to a Bolivian context, by simultaneously being in dialogue with the previous substratum of the reception to the Mexican revolution in the region, together with the particular Andean political, economic and diplomatic context. Reasons of national and international order explain the reactions in Bolivia when faced with the Mexican petroleum episode, as well as the perception of those reactions by the Mexican diplomatic corps.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014; 195-217
Fair Trade and Justice: A Case Study of Fair Trade and its Effect on the Freedom of Bolivia’s Indigenous Women
Stenn, Tamara; SIT Graduate Institute, VT USA
2014-11-06
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economic justice
empowerment
ethics
Fair Trade
globalization
quality of life
social capital
women
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Amartya Sen has written that for justice to be realized, freedom needs to be expanded. Fair Trade, a model of global trade that puts into motion billions of dollars, purports to promote justice, and therefore expands freedom. Fair Trade is a four-pillar structure comprised of institutions, producers, consumers, and government/policy. An economic, ethnographic study of Bolivia’s indigenous women working within the Fair Trade model for the past 15 years reported mixed results. The women questioned the justice of the model based on negative experiences induced by irregular work, stress, and unsupportive communities. At the same time, women acknowledged enhanced capabilities and opportunities emanating from skills development, empowerment, and income. Although it increased women’s freedom, there are ways in which Fair Trade could be made fairer through transparency, reciprocity, and public reasoning. This work is significant in the sense that it creates a new understanding of justice and trade that enables women’s voices to be heard.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014; 229-232
Derrick Hindery. From Enron to Evo. Pipeline Politics, Global Environmentalism, and Indigenous Rights in Bolivia
Arana, Ignacio; Department of Political Science
University of Pittsburgh
2014-11-06
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From Enron to Evo is a long-term study of Enron and Shell’s construction of the Cuiabá pipeline in eastern Bolivia. The pipeline goes through the middle of the Chiquitano forest and affects a population of about 8,000. The project also has a negative impact on four critical ecoregions; the Gran Chaco and Cerrado, which are a mixture of grasslands and scattered trees, the Chiquitano dry forest, and the Pantanal wetlands. The Cuiabá pipeline has been highly contested by the thirty-four Chiquitano and two Ayoreo communities that live in the area. After years of field research, extensive interviews and document analyses, Dr. Hindery manages to expose the murky ways in which the hydrocarbon industry works in Bolivia. This is an industry where the powerful –mainly multinational oil companies and the Bolivian government– abuse the ecoregion and the indigenous populations that live on it.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014; 218-222
E. Gabrielle Kuenzli. Acting Inca. National Belonging in Early Twentieth-Century Bolivia
Zevallos Aguilar, Ulises Juan; Ohio State University
2014-11-06
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014; 1-4
Remembering Benjamin Kohl
Fabricant, Nicole; Towson University
Canessa, Andrew; University of Essex
2014-11-06
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[this is a literary essay and therefore does not have an abstract]
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014; 13-38
Journalistic Chronicles
Iturri Salmón, Jaime; Associate Professor of Andean Literatures, Department of Hispanic Languages and Literatures. University of Pittsburgh
2014-11-06
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Bolivia
journalistic article
world situation
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The journalistic article may not constitute works of great importance, which does not signify that its pages are lacking that creative potential which Carlos Monsivais so pointedly attributed to the modern article: “the necessity to create a corridor of mirrors where society or societies are seen with greater precision” and the peculiarity of “being a form of solidarity – sometimes out of impotence – that permits readers to find out what is happening without failing into despair.” One by one, the articles of Jaime Iturri Salmón make these words their own and offer us a lively kind of writing, enjoyable and concise, which in showing us what goes on in life in the city, the country and the world, invites us to know them better.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014; 233-237
Waskar Ari. Earth Politics: Religion, Decolonization, and Bolivia’s Indigenous Intellectuals
Monasterios, Elizabeth; Associate Professor of Andean Literatures, Department of Hispanic Languages and Literatures. University of Pittsburgh
2014-11-06
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014
Preliminary pages / Páginas preliminares
Preliminary pages, BSJ
2014-11-06
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 22, 2016
Call For Papers 2017 / Convocatoria 2017
Convocatoria, BSJ; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection. University of Pittsburgh
2017-03-27
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Convocatoria
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University of Pittsburgh, University Library System
Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014
Mariposa Mundial
Mariposa Mundial, BSJ; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection. University of Pittsburgh
2014-11-06
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014
Convocatoria / Call for Papers Vol. 21, 2015
Convocatoria, BSJ; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection. University of Pittsburgh
2014-11-06
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Convocatoria / Call for Papers Vol. 21, 2015
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 20, 2014
Convocatoria simposio 2015 / Call for Papers Symposium 2015
Convocatoria, BSJ; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection. University of Pittsburgh
2014-11-06
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Call for Papers Symposium
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"Diluvio de milagros sobre la tierra de los incas" en español formato kindle
Talbot, Eliane; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection. University of Pittsburgh
2014-11-06
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Publicación de “Diluvio de milagros sobre la tierra de los incas”, en español, formato kindle
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015; i-ix
Preliminary pages / Páginas preliminares
Preliminary Pages, BSJ; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection. University of Pittsburgh
2016-03-17
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 22, 2016; i-viii
PRELIMINARY PAGES / PÁGINAS PRELIMINARES
Editors, BSJ; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection. University of Pittsburgh
2017-03-27
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015; 202-233
Without Distinguishing Color or Profession: Culture, Vatican II and the Long-Term Development of Credit Institutions in Bolivia
Norris, Brian; The Citadel
171 Moultrie Ave.
Charleston, SC 29409
2016-03-17
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ayllu
bank
credit
culture
Kemmerer Mission in Bolivia
Vatican II
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By the late 20th and early 21st century, credit institutions in Bolivia had become more complex, resilient and popular that at any time previously in its history. Traditional economics analyses emphasize incentives created by laws such as those promulgated by the Kemmerer mission in Bolivia in the 1920s and 30s, or material factors, such as transportation costs. Yet neither of these explanations offers a compelling explanation for the magnitude of the flourishing of popular and complex credit institutions in Bolivia after the 1960s. Cultural changes, however, might offer a compelling complement to legal and material explanations of credit development. Vatican II represented an important mass change in Bolivian culture, and institutions associated with these reforms ushered in a new era of credit institution development in the country.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015; 39-58
Decolonization and Internal Colonialism: Place and Function of the Colonial
Iturralde, Fernando; University of Pittsburgh
2016-03-17
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colonial heritage
decolonization
internal mediation
mimetic theory
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This article’s purpose is to find out what exactly is referred to by the term ‘colonial’ in three Bolivian intellectuals: René Zavaleta Mercado, Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui and H.C.F. Mansilla. In the writings of these three authors, I find elements that allow me to believe that they all have a similar (although not the same) understanding of colonial heritage. In all three cases, that heritage is seen as something negative, i.e. something that should be put aside and ultimately abolished. On the basis of a textual analysis, I make the effort to understand exactly what this idea is about and what this remnant of colonial times consists of. Once I get to the point of understanding what the idea of the colonial signifies in each of these texts, I will analyze them applying mimetic theory given that this theory has concepts that are similar. In other words, I make an effort to translate the concepts of these three Bolivian intellectuals in terms of mimetic theory so as to better understand them, as well as to verify whether they have a meaning in the context of that theory.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015; 135-156
“Almha La Vengadora”: Protagonist of the Indigenous Alteño Neo-Avant-Garde
Soto-Mejia, Maria Irina; Investigadora Independiente
2016-03-17
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Aymara literature
Crispín Portugal
El Alto
indigenous neo-avant-garde
Orkopata Group
Yerba Mala Cartonera
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This article discusses the work of Crispín Portugal (1976-2007), a writer from El Alto, in the context of the struggles against poverty and racism vis-a-vis the cities of El Alto and La Paz, and the anti-market publishing movement started in Argentina which produced books with cardboard covers bought from cartoneros (cardboard collectors). Portugal and other indigenous writers initiated a publishing project called Yerba Mala [Weeds] Cartonera, with its own blog, disseminating Bolivian literature that has no access to publishing by other means. Through the revision of a Portugal’s short story (Almha la Vengadora) that portrays a woman wrestler, Almha, a chola from El Alto whose name in the ring is “the avenger”, this article proposes the configuration of an alteño neoavant-garde indigenism comparable to the avant-garde of Gamaliel Churata. Towards this end, special attention is given to El Alto -the largest indigenous city in Latin America- placing it as key to the development of a neoavant-garde that feeding itself from the failed neoliberalism looks at a modernity that reclaiming the Aymara indigenous past aims to invent other forms of future.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015; 116-134
Without Practice there is no Discourse, without Body there is no Knowledge. On Legitimacies in Decolonizating Theories
Postigo, Maria Ximena; Vassar College
2016-03-17
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ch’ixi
communitarian feminism
decolonization
decolonizing practice
depatriarchalization
locus of enunciation
Plurinational State
social movements
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In every step of the epistemic revolution, as important as the assertion of epistemological and practical autonomy, is to acknowledge the locus of enunciation from which this is produced. A theory of decolonization drawn up from the observation of social movements is not similar to one produced from the social movement itself. In the first case, the de-colonial theory is not derived from or born to a practice. Walter Mignolo, for example, who defines his theoretical proposal as the “intervention of a de-colonial thinker,” writes precisely from that position. Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui –for whom proposals such as Mignolo’s have to do with another form of colonialism– considers that one cannot imagine the epistemic revolution without decolonizing practices. In this internal-external context, if one studiesthe Plurinational State through interventions such as Mignolo’s, one will tend to draw an ideal binarism not useful to the epistemic revolution, but rather to the rearticulation of Western thought. In turn, this idealization is denied by internal discourses that perceive in the Morales administration inconsistencies between discourse and practice. This article explores all cases acknowledging the mainstays of the Plurinational State in those theories born from the struggle and, in the tensions that exist among the powerful, that which obscures the importance of social movements.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015; 179-201
A Historical Review with Healing Powers. Mariátegui Read from the Andean Perspective of José Luis Ayala
Alfaro, Raquel; University of North Carolina at Pembroke
2016-03-17
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Chaco War
historical healing
long memory
short memory
yatiri
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This article deals with José Luis Ayala’s book Mariátegui y la guerra del Chaco [Mariátegui and the Chaco War, 2014]. This writer and yatiri confronts us with an unclassifiable final product which goes beyond the guidelines of traditional literary genres. The article discusses the relationship between the textual peculiarity of Ayala’s book and its singular purpose: the healing of our historical understanding of the Chaco War. Specifically, the healing of historical trauma left in the wake of the War.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015; 59-99
The Decolonization of Bolivia's Antinarcotics Policy
Hesselroth, Alba
2016-03-17
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Andean countries
decolonization
drug policy
US drug policy
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This paper argues that a peculiar form of colonization developed during the 20th century in Bolivia's antinarcotics policy, comprised of features that resemble both external and internal colonialism. On the one hand, international institutions and the United States were able to impose a system of control and prohibition on the growing and consumption of coca leaf in the country. On the other hand, the governing elite supported by the US imposed their power and domination over coca farmers, introducing US-sponsored prohibition of the growing of coca leaf and promoting forced coca eradication, severely jeopardizing coca farmers’ rights. In contrast to previous administrations that passively accepted decisions taken in international forums regarding coca leaf classification as an illegal drug, and rigorously followed instructions issued by the US with respect to eradication of coca, the government of Evo Morales is acting to change this situation in a twofold effort in both international and national arenas. Through the analysis of policies issued by this government between 2006-2014, this paper argues that in its management of antinarcotics policy is pursuing a particular process of decolonization to defend traditional uses of coca leaf, protect social, economic and cultural rights of Andean indigenous peoples involved in its production and/or consumption, and promote economic development of areas where coca is grown.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015; 157-178
Cosmopolitanism and Neo-Baroque in the Narrative of Adolfo Cárdenas Franco
Rivera-Vaca, Alberto David; University of Central Arkansas
2016-03-17
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Bolivian marginal sectors of society
Latin America’s cosmopolitan period
Neo-Baroque narrative procedures
orality
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This article analyzes the first stage of Adolfo Cárdenas Franco’s narrative, beginning with the collection of short stories compiled in Fastos marginales (1989) up to his first novel, Periférica Blvd. Ópera rock-ocó (2004). The analysis takes into consideration the use of narrative procedures identified as NeoBaroque and largely used during the so called Latin America’s cosmopolitan period (1880-1940). Cárdenas experiments with the way in which oral representation is spoken in marginal sectors of Bolivian society, especially those from La Paz, and makes use of visual and sound procedures that have a Neo-Baroque dramatic quality. The complex result of the representation demands an active participation by the reader.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015; 1-24
Key Trends for the Third MAS Government, Bolivia 2015-2019
Albó, Xavier; CIPCA
2016-03-17
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2006 Plan for National Development
municipal
departmental and indigenous autonomies
quinoa boom
social movements
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This presentation takes into account the 2006 Plan for National Development and aims at highlighting some of the successes in the presidency of Evo Morales as well as the challenges for his third period of government (2015-2019). It begins by reviewing basic demographic information, according to the 2012 Census, and then focuses on the economy: hydrocarbons, mining, agricultural production and the issue of ecology. The quinoa boom, the expansion of the agricultural frontier and the suspension of the construction of a highway through TIPNIS are some of the topics reviewed. Internationally, there are reasons for optimism in relation to Bolivia’s demand for access to the sea, while nationally, MAS secured a congressional victory in the 2014 elections. Reforms in the judiciary are the least successful. The presentation ends with an update on social movements that have allowed the formation of the Constituent Assembly, and on the question of municipal, departmental and indigenous autonomies.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015; 256-260
Lorena Córdoba (editora). Dos suizos en la selva. Historias del auge cauchero en el Oriente Boliviano
Pau, Stefano; Università degli studi di Cagliari (Italia)
2016-03-17
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El libro "Dos suizos en la selva. Historias del auge cauchero en el Oriente Boliviano" presenta, por primera vez traducidos al castellano, los testimonios memoriales de dos trabajadores caucheros originarios de Suiza que permanecieron en la región de la selva boliviana en los años de su juventud, a comienzos del siglo pasado.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015; 246-251
Linda C. Farthing and Benjamin H. Kohl. Evo’s Bolivia: Continuity and Change
Fabricant, Nicole; Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Department of Sociology, Anthropology & CJ Towson University
2016-03-17
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Bolivia
social movements
MAS
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This is a review of Linda Farthing and Benjamin Kohl's Book "Evo's Bolivia: Continuity and Change" which explores the rise of Evo Morales and Bolivia's Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS).
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015; 100-115
Depatriarchalization. A Categorical Response from Communitarian Feminism (Decolonizing Life)
Paredes C., Julieta; Comunidad Mujeres Creando Comunidad
2016-03-17
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communitarian feminism
decolonization of feminism
depatriarchalizing principle
Vivir Bien
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The internationalization of capitalism and its system of representative democracy is the all-powerful kingdom of businessmen and transnational companies that today are an expression of a larger system. This system of domination is what communitarian feminism designates Patriarchy. This article presents the foundations on which communitarian feminism is based, and how this form of feminism is different from other feminist currents. In particular, it analyses how neoliberal policies caused the institutionalization of the feminist movement through NGOs and networks that represented women and spoke on their behalf. In Bolivia, beginning with the popular insurrection of October 2003 led by El Alto, the Feminist Assembly created the conditions for the reconceptualization needed in the struggle against patriarchy and aimed at decolonizing feminism. Representatives of this Assembly went to Lima to the 13th Latin American and Caribbean Meeting, in November 2014, and suggested Bolivia as the next venue. As this initiative was turned down, Communitarian Feminism has launched a call for the 1st Feminist Meeting of the People to take place in Bolivia, in 2016.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015; 25-38
Real decolonization or false decolonization in Bolivia? Streams of thought
Mamani Ramírez, Pablo; Universidad Publica de El Alto
2016-03-17
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decolonization
Indianism
internal decolonization
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MAS government
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This article proposes that to decolonize is to radically dismantle a system of values which fundamentally upholds existing institutions. In Bolivia, this involves a system of domination that is both neocolonial and racist. Although there is an ongoing process of decolonization in society, a real decolonization of the State has been precluded by the MAS government since 2009. Nonetheless, the government clearly proclaims the success of decolonization simply based on the fact that Evo Morales is an indigenous president. To measure the scope of these debates, the article studies other schools of thought regarding decolonization such as Indianism and Katarism, and Xavier Albó’s multiculturalism.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015; 252-255
Denise Y. Arnold & Elvira Espejo. The Andean Science of Weaving. Structures and Techniques of Warp-faced Weaves
Monasterios, Elizabeth; Associate Professor of Andean Literatures, Department of Hispanic Languages and Literatures. University of Pittsburgh
2016-03-17
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015; 234-245
The "Proceso de Cambio" a Decade Later: What is New in the New Bolivia?
Cunha Filho, Clayton Mendonça; Universidade Federal do Ceará (UFC)
2016-03-17
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elites
social change
representation
bureaucracy
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CRABTREE, John; CHAPLIN, Ann. Bolivia: procesos de cambio. La Paz: Oxfam/Cedla/Fundación PIEB, 2013. ESPINOZA, Fran. Bolivia: La circulación de sus élites (2006-2014). Santa Cruz de la Sierra: El País, 2014. (Colección Ciencias Sociales e Historia de El País, 36). SORUCO SOLOGUREN, Ximena; FRANCO PINTO, Daniela; DURÁN AZURDUY, Mariela (Org.). Composición social del Estado plurinacional: hacia la descolonización de la burocracia. 1. ed. La Paz: CIS, 2014. ZEGADA, María Teresa; KOMADINA, Jorge. El espejo de la sociedad: poder y representación en Bolivia. La Paz: Plural Editores, 2014. (Biblioteca CERES).
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015
Convocatoria / Call for Papers Vol. 22, 2016
Convocatoria, BSJ; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection. University of Pittsburgh
2016-03-17
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015
Jornadas Andinas de Literatura Latinoamericana - JALLA 2016
JALLA 2016, BSJ; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection. University of Pittsburgh
2016-03-17
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La Mariposa Mundial
La Mariposa Mundial, BSJ; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection. University of Pittsburgh
2016-03-17
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 21, 2015
Ficcionalización de Bolivia. La novela / Leyenda del siglo diez i nueve 1847-1896
Ficcionalización de Bolivia. La novela, BSJ; Librarian, Latin American Studies and Eduardo Lozano Latin American Collection. University of Pittsburgh
2016-03-17
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Ficcionalización de Bolivia. La novela
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 22, 2016; 4-35
Completing the Revolution? The United States and Bolivia’s Long Revolution
Lehman, Kenneth D.; Hampden-Sydney College
2017-03-27
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Bolivia’s “long revolution”
democracy
Evo Morales administration
National Revolution of 1952
neoliberal economic policy
US assistance to Bolivia
US interests and interventions in Bolivia
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James Malloy’s 1970 study, still one of the most systematic analytical attempts in English to understand Bolivia’s 1952 National Revolution, argued that the revolution remained “uncompleted.” However, the election and subsequent policies of the Morales government after 2005 moved Bolivia much closer to completing two important stated objectives of the revolution, as yet unfulfilled when Malloy wrote: inclusion of all Bolivians in the political system and increased national autonomy. While it is premature to call Bolivia’s revolution “completed,” the shift in the locus of power from Europeanized elites to more broadly popular forces and the growing independence of Bolivia from outside influence and direction under Morales are key achievements of what might be called Bolivia’s “Long Revolution.” Giving close attention to these two fundamental achievements—inclusion and autonomy—this paper provides a preliminary examination of the complicated and often paradoxical role the United States has played in Bolivia’s long historical trajectory since April 1952. Directly and indirectly, through imposition and suggestion, purposefully and unintentionally, by providing assistance and at the same time stimulating fierce nationalist resistance, through design and through the twists and turns of historical contingency—the United States has contributed to Bolivia’s slow revolutionary transformation. But patterns of imposition and resistance continue and this paper argues that it is time for the United States to examine its assumptions so that the two nations can escape the cyclical patterns of the past.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 22, 2016; 136-161
Constitutional Reforms and Political Competition in Bolivia
Torrico, Mario; Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, Sede México (FLACSO-México)
2017-03-27
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changes in the subnational electoral system
democratic continuity
electoral reforms
neoinstitutionalism
prefectural elections
subnational political competence
2005 political reform
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This article explains the causes and effects of institutional change in political contexts where there is no guarantee of strict compliance with the rules. Analyzing the political reform of 2005 that made it possible for prefects or governors to be elected for the first time in Bolivia by popular vote, evidence was found that when there is a crisis of legitimacy, declining coalitions push for inclussive changes that reduce future electoral losses and cannot be reversed by the rising coalitions that come to power. These coalitions, nonetheless, attempt to limit the degree of inclusion of rules through lowerlevel policy changes that reduce political competition.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 22, 2016; 162-190
Direct Democracy, Power and Counter-Power. Analysis of the February 21, 2016 Referendum in Bolivia
Welp, Yanina; Co-Directora, Latin American Center Zurich
University of Zurich
Lissidini, Alicia; Profesora Titular - Escuela de Política y Gobierno, Universidad Nacional de San Martín
2017-03-27
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constitutional amendments
democracy
populism
referendum
state power
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The referendum has divided waters between those who defend it as an instrument for empowerment of citizenship and those who reject it as a weapon for the concentration of power in the hands of leaders. Given this dilemma, we sustain that when there exist democratic safeguards for its exercise, the referendum is a powerful mechanism of counter-power. Mandatory referendums and those initiated by the people are most appropriate to fulfil this function, provided that they comply with the rules of the game and that the existence of spaces for the expression of different arguments and deliberation are guarantee. This article analyzes these issues in connection with the popular consultation that took place in Bolivia on February 21, 2016, which resulted in the rejection of the proposal to reform the Constitution to permit a new reelection of president Evo Morales and his vice president Álvaro García Linera.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 22, 2016; 116-135
Debating Populism and Democracy. A Crossed-Look from the Bolivian Case
Chaguaceda, Armando; Universidad de Guanajuato
Torrealba, Carlos; FLACSO-México
2017-03-27
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colective action
construction of collective and political identities
construction of new subjectivities
expansion of citizenship
multiclasist mobilization
populism and democracy
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In consonance with the contents of this dossier, this article seeks to relate debates about the nature, current state, and effects of populism ‒appealing both to classical visions and to more recent proposals‒with phenomena and processes that characterize Bolivian political reality in particular, and that of Latin America in general. In doing so, the article delves into the relationship between populism and democracy, discussing the relevance of whether or not to assign a populist character to the government headed by Evo Morales.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 22, 2016; 243-246
Goldstein, Daniel M. Owners of the Sidewalk: Security and Survival in the Informal City. xiv, 334 pages. Durham, NC.: Duke University Press, 2016. Print.
DeLoge, Alana Nicole; University of Pittsburgh
2017-03-27
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street vendors
markets
vendedores de la calle
mercados callejeros
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Book Review / Reseña
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 22, 2016; 36-113
Soft Nation-Building. The Global Weapon Developed by the US in Bolivia
Zambrana M., Juan Carlos
2017-03-27
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declassified reports
destruction of nations
MNR
nation building
U.S. Department of State
U.S. Embassy in La Paz
U.S. intervention in Bolivia
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Starting from the idea that “nation building” always begins with the destruction of the original nation, and that the stage of reconstruction does not take place, it is postulated that today this process is limited to the destruction of nations. This destruction is done with military intervention, as in the case of Irak, or without it, as in a large part of the world. Focusing on the pre-1952 Bolivian case, the author of this article offers a chronicle of that undercovered operation conceptualized as “destruction of nations.” He builds his chronicle with declassified documents from the United States Department of State, many of which were originally secret and remained so for a long time.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 22, 2016; 191-219
What Drives Evo’s Attempts to Remain in Power? A Psychological Explanation
Arana Araya, Ignacio; Instituto de Ciencia Política
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
2017-03-27
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constitution
Evo Morales
nationalizations
risk-taking
term limits
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The current Bolivian President, Evo Morales, has managed to govern longer than all of his predecessors thanks to his three successful attempts to relax his term limits. In this article I argue that the high risk-taking personality of Morales, especially his social risk-taking, helps to explain why he has consistently tried to extend his time in office. To address this proposition I follow a twofold strategy. First, I show the results of a survey conducted among experts in presidents of the Americas. This survey measured different personality traits of the leaders that governed between 1945 and 2012, including their risk-taking. Second, I examine some of the most important decisions that Morales has made throughout his adult life. Both the survey and the analysis of Morales’ trajectory suggest that his attempts to cling to power are rooted in his risk-taking.
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Bolivian Studies Journal Vol. 22, 2016; 247-253
Ficcionalización de Bolivia. La novela/leyenda del siglo diez i nueve 1847-1896. Compilación, estudio, notas y edición de Juan Pablo Soto J., con la colaboración de Máximo Pacheco B. 2 tomos. 2483 páginas. Cochabamba: S/e, 2016.
Unzueta, Fernando; Associate Professor and Chair. Department of Spanish and Portuguese. The Ohio State University
2017-03-27
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Book Review / Reseña
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