Bolivia at the Crossroads: Politics, Economy, and Environment in a Time of Crisis
From democracy to an ochlocratic intermission: the 2009 Constitution in the Bolivian pendulumHistorical development and the challenges facing constitutional order in BoliviaThe Constitution of 2009Crisis: a new constitutional momentThe constitutional derailment of 2019 and the 2020 elections, a new episodeConclusionNotesProtest State and street politics: Bolivian social movements in the 2019–2020 crisisDemocracy, social movements and ‘protest State’The government of social movementsThe fall of Morales and the Añez governmentConclusionNotesCrisis time, class formation and the end of Evo MoralesTheory, history and temporalities: thinking with René ZavaletaSociedades Abigarradas and crisis as methodSocio-economic composition of crisisCompeting narratives and social blocsConclusionNotesContinuity and change in Bolivian land politics and policyThe unfinished agrarian revolutionGMOs: the roots of fascism?Indigenous autonomiesAmazon on fire?The coup regimeFutures of policy and movementNotesLithium and vivir bien: Sovereignty and transitionThe Bolivian WonderThe Bolivian lithium projectLithium, geopolitics, and coup d’etatConclusion
