Titlebook: Indigenous Political Representation in Latin America; Adrian Albala,Alejandro Natal Book 2023 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2023 Indigeno

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rmulation. Every element is described independently. The rigid body modes are removed by using a corotated coordinate system. Within the deformed shape, the element can undergo large rotations and large strains, which are evaluated respect to the corotated origin. The structural problem is solved in

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Bolivia and the Second Stage of Indigenous Emergence in Latin America: Advances and Challenges, reforms of 1994 and yet another one until its national political institutions were effectively occupied by the indigenous masses in a level commensurate with its demographic weight. The redefinition of the country as a Plurinational State with the new Constitution of 2009, profoundly influenced by

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Between Street and Institutions: The Dynamics and Political Strategies of the Indigenous Movement iod to reconstruct the causal sequence. From a theoretical perspective of path dependence, three dimensions are investigated: the political relationship of the movement with other actors, collective action and influence on power. The main hypothesis is that the movement loses importance due to the la

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,Indigenous Political-Electoral Representation in Colombia (1990s–2020s): Stakes and Outcomes in Thrs electoral experience in Colombia over the last decades. In this regard, special attention will be given to the profiles of candidates and elected, campaign strategies, types of votes obtained and results, from one election to another.

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Indigenous Political Participation in Peru: A History of Racism, Exclusion, and Violence,ough a lack of political interest phases and through others of resistance to a politically centralized power that, traditionally, segregates them. Today, the relative modernization of the Peruvian government, as well as the incorporation of some of the demands of these groups, have allowed access to

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,Conclusion: “The Indigenous Problem”,ntage indigenous people. The authors believe that recognizing indigenous people’s rights to have more voice and political weight in Latin American nations would empower them to fight for their rights and break free from the burdens historically imposed on them. The text examines the barriers to entr

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