The Political Instrument of Self-Employed Workers. Inter-Organizational Conflicts within the Bolivian Process of Change

The Political Instrument of Self-Employed Workers. Inter-Organizational Conflicts within the Bolivian Process of Change

The article analyses the relationship between the MAS-IPSP’s party organization, the main Bolivian social movements, the economic model and the State-society relations during the masista-era. The research relies on over thirty interviews to social and political actors, and on secondary literature. T...

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Main Author: Enrico Padoan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Iberoamericana / Vervuert 2020-07-01
Series:Iberoamericana. América Latina - España - Portugal
Subjects:
mas
party organization
social movements
labour informality
populism
Online Access:https://journals.iai.spk-berlin.de/index.php/iberoamericana/article/view/2722
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The Political Instrument of Self-Employed Workers. Inter-Organizational Conflicts within the Bolivian Process of Change
Iberoamericana. América Latina - España - Portugal
mas
party organization
social movements
labour informality
populism
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title The Political Instrument of Self-Employed Workers. Inter-Organizational Conflicts within the Bolivian Process of Change
title_short The Political Instrument of Self-Employed Workers. Inter-Organizational Conflicts within the Bolivian Process of Change
title_full The Political Instrument of Self-Employed Workers. Inter-Organizational Conflicts within the Bolivian Process of Change
title_fullStr The Political Instrument of Self-Employed Workers. Inter-Organizational Conflicts within the Bolivian Process of Change
title_full_unstemmed The Political Instrument of Self-Employed Workers. Inter-Organizational Conflicts within the Bolivian Process of Change
title_sort political instrument of self-employed workers. inter-organizational conflicts within the bolivian process of change
publisher Iberoamericana / Vervuert
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publishDate 2020-07-01
description The article analyses the relationship between the MAS-IPSP’s party organization, the main Bolivian social movements, the economic model and the State-society relations during the masista-era. The research relies on over thirty interviews to social and political actors, and on secondary literature. The research recuperates classic analytical tools to explore the different levels of influence reached by the main social organizations surrounding (or composing) the MAS-IPSP and to highlight the role of two relevant conflictual dimensions within the former masista-coalition (salaried versus self-employed workers, indigenism versus developmentalism, among others) which in the middle term jeopardised the hegemony of the MAS-IPSP in Bolivia.
topic mas
party organization
social movements
labour informality
populism
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