This article aims to analyze and contextualize the allegedly deteriorated relationship between the social movements aiding the electoral victory of the now governing party MAS, and this party once it became government, in Bolivia. The analysis is based on a systematic reading of publications in the country on contemporary political developments, on a series of street interviews, and on conversations with local scholars and journalists. It is argued that the relationship developed the way it did because of various factors, ranging from the plural character of the MAS party and program, the heterogeneity of the movements supporting its electoral bid, the role-change after assuming power, the governing style, and its selectivity in honoring sp...
In Bolivia, the arrival of the State in 2005 by the Movement Towards Socialism led to inquire if we ...
The article explores how solidarity and political emancipation progressed and impacted resistance ag...
Evo Morales and the MAS came to power in 2006 promising fundamental social, cultural, economic and p...
This article aims to analyze and contextualize the allegedly deteriorated relationship between the s...
This article aims to analyze and contextualize the allegedly deteriorated relationship between the s...
In the past several decades, social movements have spread all across Latin America, sparking hope fo...
Providing us with a historicisation and contextualization of Bolivia’s development of an alternative...
The article analyses the relationship between the MAS-IPSP’s party organization, the main Bolivian s...
The article analyses the transformations occurred in Bolivia during the last decade, pondering on th...
The following article is a description of the phenomenon of Bolivian Indigenous Movement, one of the...
Social movements have played an important role in contemporary Bolivian history as influential actor...
In this presentation, Dr. Santiago Anria discusses one of the most puzzling developments in Latin Am...
A peasant party in a Bolivian city : The Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) in La Paz (2005-2010) The t...
Bolivia, which was in the 1990s regarded as a successful case of democratic consolidation, has recen...
Policy regime shift through popular societal resistance in developing countries, advocating a state-...
In Bolivia, the arrival of the State in 2005 by the Movement Towards Socialism led to inquire if we ...
The article explores how solidarity and political emancipation progressed and impacted resistance ag...
Evo Morales and the MAS came to power in 2006 promising fundamental social, cultural, economic and p...
This article aims to analyze and contextualize the allegedly deteriorated relationship between the s...
This article aims to analyze and contextualize the allegedly deteriorated relationship between the s...
In the past several decades, social movements have spread all across Latin America, sparking hope fo...
Providing us with a historicisation and contextualization of Bolivia’s development of an alternative...
The article analyses the relationship between the MAS-IPSP’s party organization, the main Bolivian s...
The article analyses the transformations occurred in Bolivia during the last decade, pondering on th...
The following article is a description of the phenomenon of Bolivian Indigenous Movement, one of the...
Social movements have played an important role in contemporary Bolivian history as influential actor...
In this presentation, Dr. Santiago Anria discusses one of the most puzzling developments in Latin Am...
A peasant party in a Bolivian city : The Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) in La Paz (2005-2010) The t...
Bolivia, which was in the 1990s regarded as a successful case of democratic consolidation, has recen...
Policy regime shift through popular societal resistance in developing countries, advocating a state-...
In Bolivia, the arrival of the State in 2005 by the Movement Towards Socialism led to inquire if we ...
The article explores how solidarity and political emancipation progressed and impacted resistance ag...
Evo Morales and the MAS came to power in 2006 promising fundamental social, cultural, economic and p...