2013
DOI: 10.1111/jlca.12016
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Contested Bodies, Contested States: Performance, Emotions, and New Forms of Regional Governance in Santa Cruz, Bolivia

Abstract: Resumen Este artículo busca comprender cómo estrategias de protesta incorporadas y utilizadas por la élite local en la región de Santa Cruz de Bolivia (del 2006 al 2010) canalizan emociones y construyen identidades colectivas con el fin de oponerse al gobierno centralizado de Evo Morales. Las élites regionales ahora se imaginan como ciudadanos marginados de una nación‐estado que representa los intereses de los pueblos indígenas y que amenaza con socavar la producción agraria a gran escala y usurpar la riqueza … Show more

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“…3 See Gill (1987). 4 See Fabricant (2012) and Fabricant and Postero (2013) for further accounts of neocolonial violence in Santa Cruz in the late 1990s and 2000s. 5 The recent demand for soy comes from the emerging biodiesel market.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…3 See Gill (1987). 4 See Fabricant (2012) and Fabricant and Postero (2013) for further accounts of neocolonial violence in Santa Cruz in the late 1990s and 2000s. 5 The recent demand for soy comes from the emerging biodiesel market.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…See Fabricant () and Fabricant and Postero () for further accounts of neocolonial violence in Santa Cruz in the late 1990s and 2000s.…”
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“…This pre‐existing FSB tradition, which assumed natural alliances with the Guaraní, represented a different, but analogous, form of appropriation to the one described by Nicole Fabricant and Nancy Postero (2013) during this same period. As they explain, urban elites in Santa Cruz constructed an opposition narrative in which they claimed to speak for the human rights and social interests of the department's indigenous peoples, in addition to the cultural and especially economic interests of the region itself.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…En contraste, la percepción de inseguridad es propia de la etapa moderna líquida (Araujo, 2012). La primera modernidad supone una competencia por la legitimidad política, territorial, jurídica, racional, burocrática, productiva y autoritaria (Fabricant, y Postero, 2013). En contraste, una vez que el discurso legitimador fue sustituido por un escepticismo, la modernidad líquida produjo percepciones de riesgo, incertidumbre, azar, e inseguridad.…”
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