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Bolivia

A new cycle of revolt

Posted on 16th December 2019 by Richard Donnelly

The year just passed marks the beginning of a new global cycle of revolt. The signs were there by spring.1 By April the Algerian and Sudanese militaries felt obliged to remove the leaders of each country, respectively Abdelaziz Bouteflika and… Continue Reading →

Analysis Bolivia, Chile, Hong Kong, Iraq, Lebanon, Strikes, Sudan

Revolution against “progress”: the TIPNIS struggle and class contradictions in Bolivia

Posted on 9th January 2012 by ISJ

Marx says that revolutions are the locomotive of world history. But perhaps it is quite otherwise. Perhaps revolutions are an attempt by the passengers on this train—namely, the human race—to activate the emergency brake.1 In the two and a half… Continue Reading →

Analysis Bolivia

Struggle, continuity and contradiction in Bolivia

Posted on 7th January 2010 by ISJ

A review of John Crabtree and Laurence Whitehead (eds), Unresolved Tensions: Bolivia Past and Present (University of Pittsburgh, 2008), £24.50 Bolivia has long been marginalised from mainstream international political discussion and affairs. Even the rest of South America has often… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Book reviews Bolivia
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