This multidisciplinary book presents a balanced view of contemporary leftist and center-leftist Latin American governments. Drawing on the relationship between economic, social, and political factors, it explores the historically unprecedented duration of the Pink Tide phenomenon as well as the setbacks and conservative inroads of recent years.
This multidisciplinary book presents a balanced view of contemporary leftist and center-leftist Latin American governments. Drawing on the relationship between economic, social, and political factors, it explores the historically unprecedented duration of the Pink Tide phenomenon as well as the setbacks and conservative inroads of recent years.
Steve Ellner is associate managing editor of Latin American Perspectives.
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Foreword Boaventura de Sousa Santos Introduction: Latin America's Pink Tide Governments: Challenges, Breakthroughs, and Setbacks Steve Ellner PART I: THEORETICAL OVERVIEW Introduction 1 Latin America's Pink Tide: The Straitjacket of Global Capitalism William I. Robinson 2 Has the Pink Tide Cycle Come to an End? Will It Have a Long-Lasting Impact? Steve Ellner 3 Walking the "Tightrope" of Socialist Governance: A Strategic Relational Analysis of Twenty-First-Century Socialism Marcel Nelson PART II: THE SOUTHERN CONE: BRAZIL, URUGUAY, AND ARGENTINA Introduction 4 The Limits of Pragmatism: The Rise and Fall of the Brazilian Workers' Party (2002-2016) Pedro Mendes Loureiro and Alfredo Saad-Filho 5 The Frente Amplio Governments in Uruguay: Policy Strategies and Results Nicolás Bentancur and José Miguel Busquets 6 Kirchnerism in Latin America's Anti-neoliberal Cycle Mabel Thwaites Rey and Jorge Orovitz Sanmartino PART III: THE RADICAL PINK TIDE: VENEZUELA, BOLIVIA, AND ECUADOR Introduction 7 Class Strategies in Chavista Venezuela: Pragmatic and Populist Policies in a Broader Context Steve Ellner 8 An Opportunity Squandered? Elites, Social Movements, and the Bolivian Government of Evo Morales Linda Farthing 9 Left Populism, Democracy, State Building and the Ephemeral Counterhegemony of the Citizens' Revolution in Ecuador Patrick Clark and Jacobo García 10 Neo-extractivism, Class Formations, and the Pink Tide: Considerations on the Venezuelan Case Luis Fernando Angosto-Ferrández PART IV: CENTRAL AMERICA: NICARAGUA, EL SALVADOR, AND MEXICO Introduction 11 The Rise and Fall of Sandinista Alliances as a Means of Sociopolitical Change in Nicaragua Héctor M. Cruz-Feliciano 12 The Limits of Change: El Salvador's FMLN in Power Hilary Goodfriend 13 The Last Surfer to Hit the Beach: Mexico and the "Pink Tide" John M. Ackerman Index About the Contributors
Foreword Boaventura de Sousa Santos Introduction: Latin America's Pink Tide Governments: Challenges, Breakthroughs, and Setbacks Steve Ellner PART I: THEORETICAL OVERVIEW Introduction 1 Latin America's Pink Tide: The Straitjacket of Global Capitalism William I. Robinson 2 Has the Pink Tide Cycle Come to an End? Will It Have a Long-Lasting Impact? Steve Ellner 3 Walking the "Tightrope" of Socialist Governance: A Strategic Relational Analysis of Twenty-First-Century Socialism Marcel Nelson PART II: THE SOUTHERN CONE: BRAZIL, URUGUAY, AND ARGENTINA Introduction 4 The Limits of Pragmatism: The Rise and Fall of the Brazilian Workers' Party (2002-2016) Pedro Mendes Loureiro and Alfredo Saad-Filho 5 The Frente Amplio Governments in Uruguay: Policy Strategies and Results Nicolás Bentancur and José Miguel Busquets 6 Kirchnerism in Latin America's Anti-neoliberal Cycle Mabel Thwaites Rey and Jorge Orovitz Sanmartino PART III: THE RADICAL PINK TIDE: VENEZUELA, BOLIVIA, AND ECUADOR Introduction 7 Class Strategies in Chavista Venezuela: Pragmatic and Populist Policies in a Broader Context Steve Ellner 8 An Opportunity Squandered? Elites, Social Movements, and the Bolivian Government of Evo Morales Linda Farthing 9 Left Populism, Democracy, State Building and the Ephemeral Counterhegemony of the Citizens' Revolution in Ecuador Patrick Clark and Jacobo García 10 Neo-extractivism, Class Formations, and the Pink Tide: Considerations on the Venezuelan Case Luis Fernando Angosto-Ferrández PART IV: CENTRAL AMERICA: NICARAGUA, EL SALVADOR, AND MEXICO Introduction 11 The Rise and Fall of Sandinista Alliances as a Means of Sociopolitical Change in Nicaragua Héctor M. Cruz-Feliciano 12 The Limits of Change: El Salvador's FMLN in Power Hilary Goodfriend 13 The Last Surfer to Hit the Beach: Mexico and the "Pink Tide" John M. Ackerman Index About the Contributors
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