Ethnology, Volume 37University of Pittsburgh, 1998 - Anthropology |
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... neoliberal state has tacitly ascribed to a position that Bolivian intellectuals now call " pluri - multi ” ( Toranzo 1992 ) . The mestizaje of the MNR signals the hierarchical mixing of colonial and native identities aimed to produce a ...
... neoliberal state has tacitly ascribed to a position that Bolivian intellectuals now call " pluri - multi ” ( Toranzo 1992 ) . The mestizaje of the MNR signals the hierarchical mixing of colonial and native identities aimed to produce a ...
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... neoliberal democratic reforms . It analyzes Quillacollo's saint's day festival , also a national folkloric event ... NEOLIBERAL RITUALISTS OF URKUPIÑA : Neoliberal Ritualists of Urkupiña: Bedeviling Patrimonial Identity in a Bolivian ...
... neoliberal democratic reforms . It analyzes Quillacollo's saint's day festival , also a national folkloric event ... NEOLIBERAL RITUALISTS OF URKUPIÑA : Neoliberal Ritualists of Urkupiña: Bedeviling Patrimonial Identity in a Bolivian ...
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... neoliberalism with its usual victim , the native peoples themselves . I suggest that the acquisitiveness manifest at Urkupiña must be understood in terms that are not ultimately assimilable to the colonial - cum - neoliberal logic upon ...
... neoliberalism with its usual victim , the native peoples themselves . I suggest that the acquisitiveness manifest at Urkupiña must be understood in terms that are not ultimately assimilable to the colonial - cum - neoliberal logic upon ...
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The Buddhist Ecology Movement | 1 |
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The Iraqi Origin of the Iraqw | 17 |
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