Titlebook: Beyond Neoliberalism in Latin America?; Societies and Politi John Burdick,Philip Oxhorn,Kenneth M. Roberts Book 2009 John Burdick, Philip O

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The Chilean Left: Socialist and Neoliberale of both Ricardo Lagos and Bachelet as socialist presidents, I discuss the reasons for the Concertacion’s success. I then discuss the lessons that can be drawn by other leftist leaders in the region.

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Neoliberalism and the Left: National Challenges, Local Responses, and Global Alternatives different perspective, one rooted in the left’s experiences in city government. The local perspective helps in understanding how major parts of the left survived the neoliberal era, how many left parties changed their prior revolutionary goals of smashing the state to those of democratizing the sta

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Assessing the Limits of Neoliberal Environmental Governance in Boliviae spectacularly. Neoliberal state restructuring ushered in an era of windfall profits for transnational capital, matched by declining job security, income, and social welfare benefits for workers. Reductions in state social spending and the privatization of resources and industries reduced inflation

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Neoliberal Reform and Migrant Remittances: Symptom or Solution?MIF 2008a).. These funds have a significant impact on the region’s macroeconomy, exceeding the combined total of foreign direct investment and foreign aid (Terry 2005: 3). As shown in table 10.1, Mexico and Brazil receive the highest volume of remittances, but remittances represent a much higher sha

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Sport and Gender Equity: The Case of Iranless consolidated, viable alternatives to market liberalism, it is far too early to claim that Latin America has entered a post-neoliberal era of development. What is clear, however, is that the shift to the left signals a “repoliticization” of development issues in Latin America—that is, a demise o

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Suburbia and Post-suburbia: A Brief Historye of both Ricardo Lagos and Bachelet as socialist presidents, I discuss the reasons for the Concertacion’s success. I then discuss the lessons that can be drawn by other leftist leaders in the region.

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Post-suburbia and City-region Politics different perspective, one rooted in the left’s experiences in city government. The local perspective helps in understanding how major parts of the left survived the neoliberal era, how many left parties changed their prior revolutionary goals of smashing the state to those of democratizing the sta

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230308626her: he took pride in his capacity to move readily between Protestant, Catholic, and Aymara religions. In fact he hoped his ecumenicism would be an example of tolerance and cooperation to his country’s rural and urban Aymara, mestizos, and foreigners.

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Sigrid Bl?meke,Ute Suhl,Gabriele Kaisere spectacularly. Neoliberal state restructuring ushered in an era of windfall profits for transnational capital, matched by declining job security, income, and social welfare benefits for workers. Reductions in state social spending and the privatization of resources and industries reduced inflation