Titlebook: Ethnicity and the Persistence of Inequality; The Case of Peru Rosemary Thorp,Maritza Paredes Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Ma

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The Complexity and Salience of Ethnic Identity in Peru,Amartya Sen says, ‘The same person can, for example, be a British citizen, of Malaysian origin, with Chinese racial characteristics, a stockbroker, a nonvegetarian, an asthmatic, a linguist, a bodybuilder’ (Sen 2006: 24). And which identity is most important will often depend on the person’s history

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Measuring Group Inequalities,e and objective perceptions. Second, they .. They matter, because people find that they matter, as part of identity, but also as a source of disparate life experiences. Prejudice and discrimination are unpopular realities to admit to in Peru, but they do exist.

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Conclusion,pa, insisted on using their original language — Quechua — to take their oaths of office. When Sumire pronounced the vows in Quechua, the president of the ceremony interrupted her twice, and asked her three times over to repeat the vows. Some congress members expressed dissatisfaction: ‘If I were in

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