Based on a wealth of interview material and original reportage, this book offers a unique bottom-up analysis of how ordinary Bolivians have responded to the changes that have taken place in their country since the rise of the MAS in 2006.
Introduction 1. A Conceptual and Historical Introduction to Political Capture 2. Development of the Peruvian State since Independence 3. State Autonomy and Peruvian Elites 4. The Birth of the Neoliberal State 5. The Power of the New Elites 6. Problems of Distribution, Poverty and Decentralisation 7. The Deficiencies of a Disconnected State 8. Conclusions Bibliography Index
The book delves into Bolivia's fight against powerful neighbors and global capitalism, highlighting the unique coalition formed between urban workers and rural indigenous populations. It emphasizes their collective demand for the country's natural resources to primarily benefit its own people, showcasing a significant movement for social justice and economic equity. Through this lens, the work explores the broader themes of resistance and solidarity in the face of external pressures.
The Zondervan 2016 Pastor's Annual---an annual bestselling resource for preachers by T. T. Crabtree---provides a planned preaching program for an entire year, including Sunday morning, Sunday evening, and midweek sermons, as well as helps for special occasions such as weddings, funerals, and youth meetings.