Reshaping the Political Arena in Latin America: From Resisting Neoliberalism to the Second Incorporation

INTRODUCTION

Chapter 1.
Introduction: Reshaping the Political Arena in Latin America
by Federico M. Rossi and Eduardo Silva

PART I: SOCIAL MOVEMENTS

Chapter 2.
Introduction to Part I: Social Movements and the Second Wave of
(Territorial) Incorporation in Latin America
by Federico M. Rossi

Chapter 3.
Social Movements and the Second Incorporation in Bolivia
and Ecuador
by Eduardo Silva

Chapter 4.
The Incorporation of Popular Sectors and Social Movements in Venezuelan
Twenty-First-Century Socialism
by María Pilar García-Guadilla

Chapter 5.
Social Movements, the New “Social Question,” and the Second Incorporation
of the Popular Sectors in Argentina and Brazil
by Federico M. Rossi

PART II: TRADE UNIONS

Chapter 6.
Introduction to Part II: Labor Unions in Latin America: Incorporation and
Reincorporation under the New Left
by Ruth Berins Collier

Chapter 7.
Socialism without Workers? Trade Unions and the New Left in Bolivia
and Ecuador
by Jorge León Trujillo and Susan Spronk

Chapter 8.
Conflicting Currents within the Pro-Chávez Labor Movement and
the Dynamics of Decision Making
by Steve Ellner

Chapter 9.
The Labor Movement and the Erosion of Neoliberal Hegemony:
Brazil and Argentina
by Julián Gindin and Adalberto Cardoso

PART III: POLITICAL PARTIES

Chapter 10. Introduction to Part III: Political Parties in Latin America’s
Second Wave of Incorporation
by Kenneth M. Roberts

Chapter 11. From Movements to Governments: Comparing Bolivia’s MAS
and Ecuador’s PAIS
by Catherine Conaghan

Chapter 12. The Second Wave of Incorporation and Political Parties in
the Venezuelan Petrostate
by Daniel Hellinger

Chapter 13. The Politics of Incorporation: Party Systems, Political Leaders,
and the State in Argentina and Brazil
by Pierre Ostiguy and Aaron Schneider

CONCLUSION

Chapter 14. Conclusion: Reflections on the Second Wave of Popular
Incorporation for a Post-Neoliberal Era
by Eduardo Silva