Left-Wing Populism and Feminist Politics: Women’s Movements and Gender Equality Policies in Evo Morales’ Bolivia (Gender and Politics)

Presentation
References
Praise for Left-Wing Populism and Feminist Politics
Contents
List of Tables
1 Introduction: Looking at the Relation Between Feminist Politics and Left-Wing Populism Through the Bolivian Case
	1 Key Concepts
	2 Open Discussions on Left-Wing Populism and Feminist Politics
		2.1 Is There a Specific Relationship Between Populism and Feminist Politics?
		2.2 Right-Wing Populism and Feminist Politics: An Essential Contradiction
		2.3 The Complex Relationship Between Left-Wing Populism and Feminist Politics
	3 Methodology
	4 A Tool for Action
	5 Evo Morales’ Bolivia (2006–2018)
		5.1 Evo Morales’ Left-Wing Populist and Indigenist Government
		5.2 Women’s Organisations and Gender Equality Policies in Bolivia (2006–2018)
	References
2 Legislation on Violence Against Women in Politics, a Pioneer Policy on Gender Equality
	1 Ongoing Debates on Violence Against Women in Politics and How to Tackle It
		1.1 The Definition of “Violence Against Women in Politics”
		1.2 The Role of Electoral Courts in Preventing and Addressing VAWP
		1.3 The Responsibilities of Political Parties in the Struggle Against VAWP
		1.4 Intersectionality in Legislation on VAWP
	2 Legislative Efforts to Tackle Violence Against Women in Politics in Bolivia and Latin America
		2.1 Bolivia: The Long Way Towards the 243 Law and Beyond
		2.2 Latin America: First Steps
	3 Key Features of the Bolivian Legislation on VAWP
		3.1 A Wide and Detailed Definition of “Violence Against Women in Politics”
		3.2 A Powerful Electoral Organ
		3.3 Political Parties, Key Actors to Tackle VAWP
		3.4 An Intersectional Legislation?
	4 The Influence of the Bolivian Legislation on Subsequent Norms on VAWP in Latin America
		4.1 Wide Definitions of VAWP
		4.2 The Role of Electoral Organs
		4.3 The Growing Presence of Political Parties in Legislation
		4.4 An Incipient Intersectional Approach
	5 Conclusions
	References
3 Pragmatism in the Formation of Policy-Making Coalitions
	1 MAS and Evo Morales’ Conception of the “People” and the “Elite”
	2 “Popular” Women’s Social Organisations versus “Elitist” Feminist NGOs: The MAS’ Populist Discourse on Women’s Organisations
	3 The (Real) Role of Feminist NGOs and Women’s Social Organisations in Policy-Making Processes in Bolivia
	4 Conclusions
	References
4 Women’s Movements Institutionalisation and Impact on Policy
	1 The Bolivian Movement of Domestic Workers
	2 The Institutionalisation of the Bolivian Domestic Workers’ Movement
	3 The Movements’ Impact on Policy
		3.1 Impacts on the Symbolic Dimension of Policy
		3.2 Impacts on the Mixed Dimension of Policy
		3.3 Impacts on the Substantive Dimension of Policy
	4 The Relationship Between the Institutionalisation of the Movement and Its Impacts on Policy
	5 Conclusions
	References
5 Conclusions
	References
Annexes
Annex 1: Documents and Interviews
Annex 2: Acronyms
Index