Reshaping the political arena in Latin America : from resisting neoliberalism to the second incorporation /
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Pittsburgh :
University of Pittsburgh Press,
[2018]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : Reshaping the political arena in Latin America / Federico M. Rossi and Eduardo Silva
- Social movements. Introduction to part I : social movements and the second wave of (territorial) incorporation in Latin America / Federico M. Rossi
- Social movements and the second incorporation in Bolivia and Ecuador / Eduardo Silva
- The incorporation of popular sectors and social movements in Venezuelan twenty-first century socialism / María Pilar García-Guadilla
- Social movements, the new "social question," and the second incorporation of the popular sectors in Argentina and Brazil / Federico M. Rossi
- Trade unions. Introduction to part II : labor unions in Latin America : incorporation and reincorporation under the New Left / Ruth Berins Collier
- Socialism without workers? Trade unions and the New Left in Bolivia and Ecuador / Jorge León Trujillo and Susan Spronk
- Conflicting currents within the pro-Chávez labor movement and the dynamics of decision making / Steve Ellner
- The labor movement and the erosion of neoliberal hegemony : Brazil and Argentina / Julián Gindin and Adalberto Cardoso
- Political parties. Introduction to part III : political parties in Latin America's second wave of incorporation / Kenneth M. Roberts
- From movements to governments : comparing Bolivia's MAS and Ecuador's PAIS / Catherine Conaghan
- The second wave of incorporation and political parties in the Venezuelan petrostate / Daniel Hellinger
- The politics of incorporation : party systems, political leaders, and the state in Argentina and Brazil / Pierre Ostiguy and Aaron Schneider
- Conclusion : reflections on the second wave of popular incorporation for a post-neoliberal era / Eduardo Silva.