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Roberts, Kenneth M.: Beyond neoliberalism: popular responses to social change in Latin America. - S.1-13 Navia, Patricio: The Chilean Left: socialist and neoliberal. - S.17-41 Goldfrank, Benjamin: Neoliberalism and the Left: national challenges, local responses, and global alternatives. - S.43-60 Lucero, José Antonio: Decades lost and won: indigenous movements and multicultural neoliberalism in the Andes. - S.63-81 Buechler, Hans: The Cristo del Gran Poder and the T"inku: neoliberalism and the roots of indigenous movements in Bolivia. - S.83-99 Hoffman French, Jan: Ethnoracial identity, multiculturalism, and neoliberalism in the Brazilian northeast. - S. 101-113 Slack, Keith: Digging out from neoliberalism: responses to environmental (mis)governance of the mining sector in Latin America. - S.117-134 Perreault, Thomas: Assessing the limits of neoliberal environmental governance in Bolivia. - S.135-155 Zimmerer, Karl S.: Nature under neoliberalism and beyond: community-based resource management, environmental conservation, and farmer-and-food movements in Bolivia, 1985 - present. - S.157-174 Burgess, Katrina: Neoliberal reform and migrant remittances: symptom or solution? - S.177-195 Cervantes-Rodríguez, Margarita: Nothing (entirely) new under the sun: developmentalism and neoliberalism in Nicaragua. - S.197-214 Oxhorn, Philip: Beyond neoliberalism? Latin America's new crossroads. - S.217-233

Explores the meaning of democracy & citizenship in Latin America, where bourgeois revolutions have generally focused on guaranteeing the capitalist mode of production, rather than instituting bourgeois democractic reforms. Even in the third democratic wave that swept Latin America during the 1980s, the establishment of democracy was reduced to the creation & institutionalization of a pure political order that attempted to solve problems of governability & administrative efficiency, not issues of equality & citizenship. The legacy of neoliberal economics on contemporary social relations in Latin America is also considered, as is the impact of neoconservative politics on democracy's prospects. 68 References. M. Maguire

Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction | Kurt von Mettenheim and James Malloy -- 1. Battling for the Voter: Elections, Parties and Democracy in Mexico | Roderic Camp -- 2. Deepening Democracy with Dominant Parties and Presidentialism: The Venezuelan Regime in a Period of Turbulence | Enrique A. Balyora -- 3. Partisan Decline and Presidential Popularity: The Politics and Economics of Representation in Peru | Julio F. Carrión -- 4. Facing the Twenty-First Century: Bolivia in the 1990s | Eduardo A. Gamarra -- 5. Chilean Democracy Before and After Pinochet | Sylvia Borzutsky -- 6. The Symbolic Value of Economists in the Democratization of Chilean Politics | Verónica Montecinos -- 7. Direct Appeals, Political Machines, and Reform: Deepening Democracy in Brazil, 1985-1995 | Kurt von Mettenheim -- 8. Between Restructuring and Impasse: Liberal Democracy, Exclusionary Policy Making, and Neoliberal Programs in Argentina and Uruguay | Aldo C. Vacs -- Conclusion | Kurt von Mettenheim and James Malloy -- Notes -- Notes on Contributors -- Index.

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