State and Nation Making in Latin America and Spain: The Neoliberal State and Beyond

Cover
State and Nation Making in Latin America and Spain
Dedication
Contents
Notes on Contributors
Preface
Part I. INTRODUCTION
	1. The Neoliberal State in Latin America
Part II. ECONOMIC AND TERRITORIAL POWER
	2. The Chilean Neoliberal State: Origins, Evolution, and Contestation, 1973–2020
	3. State, Society, and the Neoliberal Turn in Mexico, c. 1980–c. 2000
	4. Rise of the Neoliberal State in Spain? Fiscal Shortcomings of a Popular Narrative
	5. Guatemala: States and Homicidal Ecologies
Part III. INFRASTRUCTURAL POWER: REFORM STRATEGIES
	6. Two Roads of Neoliberal Reform in Higher Education: Past Policy Decisions Establishing Today’s Type of Reforms in Peru and Chile
	7. Reinvented Governments in Latin America: Reform Waves and Diverging Outcomes
	8. The Devil Hides in the Details: Variations of Conditional Cash Transfers Programs in Latin America
	9. Neoliberal Reform of Transport Institutions in Brazil, Argentina, and Chile: The Tortoise Beats the Hare
	10. The End Game of Social Policy in a Context of Enduring Inequalities: Assessing “Post-neoliberalism” in Latin America
Part IV. SYMBOLIC POWER: IDENTITIES AND SOCIAL PROTEST
	11. Women Are the Social Face of the State: Gender and the Social Uprising in Neoliberal Chile, 2019–2021
	12. Europeanization Effects: Statehood and Contentious Politics
	13. Redefining Labor Organizing: Coalitions between Labor Unions and Social Movements of Outsider Workers
	14. Locating Neoliberalism in Abiayala: A View from Indigenous Studies
	15. Resisting Neoliberalism? Territorial Autonomy Movements in the Iberian World
Part V. Conclusions
	16. Internal Structure of the Neoliberal State: Power and Public Policy in Latin America and Spain, 1973–2020
Index