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Chapter 1: Introduction; Bibliography; Chapter 2: Constituent and Constituted Power: Reading Social Transformation in Latin America; Introduction; The Historical Context; Constituent and Constituted Power; Dual Power vs. Two-Track Approach and Popular Power; Constituent Power in Venezuela; Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 3: The National-Popular Alternative and the Processes of Democratization from Below in the Andean Nations; Introduction; Citizen Rebellion and the Chavista Leadership in Venezuela The Indigenous Revolution in BoliviaThe Citizens' Revolution in Ecuador; Conclusions: The Emergence of Civil Society and of the National-Popular; Bibliography; Chapter 4: Visions of Democracy in Bolivia Between the Dictatorships and the Process of Change: Suite in Two Movements; Introduction; Mineworkers and the Recovery of Democracy; Democracy; Democratic Experiences; The Transition, the Coups, the Parties; Democracy as "Democratic Freedoms"; The "Adoption" of Democracy; The Cocalero Movement and the Process of Change; The Cocaleros; Cocaleros and Sovereignty The "Political Instrument" and Popular SovereigntyThe Constituent Assembly and the New Constitution; Conclusions; Bibliography; Chapter 5: Movements Towards the People: A Proposal to Think of Political Subjects in Bolivia and Argentina; Introduction; The Selected "Processes": the First Clues; Discussion: What Subject(s)?; The Destituent People; The Counter-Hegemonic People; Conclusions; Bibliography; Chapter 6: Participative Democracy and the Alternative National Project of Morena in Mexico; Introduction; The Rupture of the Pact of the Mexican Revolution. The Hegemonic Crisis of the PRI The Crisis of Neoliberalism and the Interruption of the Democratic Transition in MexicoNeoliberal Authoritarianism. Struggling for Liberal and Representative Democracy, Dreaming of Participative Democracy; The Overwhelming Importance of the Leadership of Andrés Manuel López Obrador; Conclusions; Bibliography; Chapter 7: Building Soc