Pobladoras, Indígenas, and the State: Conflict Over Women's Rights in Chile

Patricia L. Richards

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This critical analysis of the role of the state, diversity of women's movements and the social and political position of indigenous peoples of Latin America provides an illuminating discussion of the ways in which the state defines women's interest, and constructs women's citizenship.

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