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Political Ethnography

Decolonizing the state

Indigenous politics and the limits of Bolivian plurinationalism

Matthew Doyle

Decolonizing the state

Political Ethnography

Decolonizing the state

Indigenous politics and the limits of Bolivian plurinationalism

Political Ethnography: Decolonizing the state

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This book is an ethnographic exploration of the Bolivian Movement for Socialism's project of progressive state-building. Based on fieldwork in a Quechua community, it examines the paradoxes of state-led decolonization, offering a vital contribution to debates on indigeneity, radical politics, and the colonial legacy of the state.

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Beschrijving Political Ethnography: Decolonizing the state

This book is an ethnographic exploration of the Bolivian Movement for Socialism's project of progressive state-building. Based on fieldwork in a Quechua community, it examines the paradoxes of state-led decolonization, offering a vital contribution to debates on indigeneity, radical politics, and the colonial legacy of the state. -- .

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9781526175120
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224
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Political Ethnography
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1
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Hardback
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Manchester University Press

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