- Acknowledgements
- List of Contributors
- List of Tables
- List of Figures
- List of Acronyms
- Introduction
- 1. 1952 and All That: The Bolivian Revolution in Comparative Perspective [Merilee S. Grindle]
- I. How Revolutionary the Revolution?
- 2. The Bolivian National Revolution: A Comparison [Laurence Whitehead]
- 3. The Domestic Dynamics of the Mexican and Bolivian Revolutions [Alan Knight]
- 4. Braked but not Broken: The United States and Revolutionaries in Mexico and Bolivia [Ken Lehman]
- II. Revolutionary Visions and Actors
- 5. Revolutionary Memory in Bolivia: Anticolonial and National Projects from 1781 to 1952 [Sinclair Thomson]
- 6. The Origins of the Bolivian Revolution in the Twentieth Century: Some Reflections [James Dunkerley]
- 7. Revisiting the Rural Roots of the Revolution [Laura Gotkowitz]
- 8. Capturing Indian Bodies, Hearths and Minds: ‘El Hogar Campesino’ and Rural School Reform in Bolivia, 1920s–1940s [Brooke Larson]
- III. Revolutionary Consequences
- 9. The National Revolution and its Legacy [Juan Antonio Morales]
- 10. Social Change in Bolivia since 1952 [Herbert S. Klein]
- 11. A Comparative Perspective on Education Reforms in Bolivia: 1950–2000 [Manuel E. Contreras]
- IV. Unfinished Agendas and New Initiatives
- 12. Political Parties Since 1964: The Construction of Bolivia’s Multiparty System [Eduardo Gamarra]
- 13. Shadowing the Past? Policy Reform in Bolivia, 1985–2002 [Merilee S. Grindle]
- 14. The Offspring of 1952: Poverty, Exclusion and the Promise of Popular Participation [George Gray Molina]
- V. Conclusion
- 15. Revolution and the Unfinished Business of Nation- and State-Building [Pilar Domingo]
- Bibliography
SERIES ON LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES


Series on Latin American Studies 10
Proclaiming Revolution
Bolivia in Comparative Perspective
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$24.95 • £21.95 • €22.95
ISBN 9780674011410
Publication Date: 10/15/2003
448 pages
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17 line illustrations, 23 tables
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