Decolonizing the state

Decolonizing the stateThis book is an ethnographic exploration of the Bolivian Movement for Socialism's project of progressive state building. Based on fieldwork in a Quechua community, it examines the paradoxes of state led decolonization, offering a vital contribution to debates on indigeneity, radical politics, and the colonial legacy of the state.

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