Add to ORKGThis chapter reconstructs the origins of identity as a key concept in socio-political analysis and illustrates the role it has played both in making sense of social and political transformations as well as in influencing the very processes of collective mobilization in Latin America. It begins by analysing the shift from class to identity in the narrative on social struggle since the 1980s and the main feature that distinguish identity movements compared to other social movements. The second part of the chapter focuses on some of the main Latin American identity movements, namely: indigenous, feminist, and LGBT movements. In the conclusions, I provide some ideas around the limitations as well as potential developments of identity-based theo...
206 leaves ; 28 cm.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 189-205).In the 1980s, under conditio...
During the last two decades of the 20th century, indigenous groups mobilised themselves in many coun...
Among the proliferation of research and writing on social movements during the past several decades,...
This chapter reconstructs the origins of identity as a key concept in socio-political analysis and i...
Why do social movements take the forms they do? How do activists\u27 efforts and beliefs interact wi...
When elected civilians replaced military authoritarian regimes in Latin America in the 1980s, democr...
Indigenous social movements in Latin America have been at the forefront of renewed struggles around ...
Current social movement literature does not adequately analyze how a movement's strategies may chang...
. Critical reviews about ‘old ’ forms of class-based social movement . Multiple collective identity:...
In this paper I analyze the popular social movement in Oaxaca, Mexico (APPO; The Popular Assembly of...
This book presents an overview of new approaches to the study of social movements emerging out of La...
The concept of “new social movements,” characterized by a focus on identity, cannot readily be trans...
The trajectory of women\u27s mobilization in contemporary Latin America incorporates both important ...
Since the 1970s the prevalence of ethnic social movements has increased in Latin America. Until rece...
In Mexico, blackness is rendered invisible due to the absence of Afrodescendants from nationalist di...
206 leaves ; 28 cm.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 189-205).In the 1980s, under conditio...
During the last two decades of the 20th century, indigenous groups mobilised themselves in many coun...
Among the proliferation of research and writing on social movements during the past several decades,...
This chapter reconstructs the origins of identity as a key concept in socio-political analysis and i...
Why do social movements take the forms they do? How do activists\u27 efforts and beliefs interact wi...
When elected civilians replaced military authoritarian regimes in Latin America in the 1980s, democr...
Indigenous social movements in Latin America have been at the forefront of renewed struggles around ...
Current social movement literature does not adequately analyze how a movement's strategies may chang...
. Critical reviews about ‘old ’ forms of class-based social movement . Multiple collective identity:...
In this paper I analyze the popular social movement in Oaxaca, Mexico (APPO; The Popular Assembly of...
This book presents an overview of new approaches to the study of social movements emerging out of La...
The concept of “new social movements,” characterized by a focus on identity, cannot readily be trans...
The trajectory of women\u27s mobilization in contemporary Latin America incorporates both important ...
Since the 1970s the prevalence of ethnic social movements has increased in Latin America. Until rece...
In Mexico, blackness is rendered invisible due to the absence of Afrodescendants from nationalist di...
206 leaves ; 28 cm.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 189-205).In the 1980s, under conditio...
During the last two decades of the 20th century, indigenous groups mobilised themselves in many coun...
Among the proliferation of research and writing on social movements during the past several decades,...