Pachakutik: indigenous movements and electoral politics in Ecuador

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Politics and Society in Latin America Indigenous Studies in Latin America Latin American socio-political dynamics

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Chapter 1: The Politicization of Indigenous Identities Chapter 2: Uprisings Chapter 3: The Emergence of an Electoral Option Chapter 4: The Last Coup of the Twentieth Century Chapter 5: Indians in Power Chapter 6: A Citizens' Revolution Chapter 7: Rewriting the Constitution ... Again Chapter 8: 2009 Elections Chapter 9: Social Movements and Electoral Politics Bibliography

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