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Democratizing the Flows of Democracy: , in the Awakening of Chile’s Civil Societyaws on a conceptualization of social movements as assemblages that can take rhizomatic and arborescent forms. This tension has allowed for a rich and diverse movement to arise, but it has also meant that environmental organizations have not always found a way of working together. PWD was possible an

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Feminism and Gender Policies in Post-Dictatorship Chile (1990–2010)e chapter provides a brief overview of second-wave feminism in the struggle to overthrow Pinochet’s dictatorship. It then builds on the analysis of the divisions which surfaced within the movement as the transition to democracy was being negotiated to analyze the current highly fragmented feminist l

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Chilean Social Movements and Party Politics in Comparative Perspective: Conceptualizing Latin Americ lead edge of a “third wave” of anti-neoliberal social protest in Latin America. Whereas the first two waves were primarily defensive responses by social actors to economic crises, austerity measures, and structural adjustment policies, third-wave protests pressed claims for expanded social citizens

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to other countries in Latin America. Emphasizing various facets of the debate about the relationship between “institutional” and “non-institutional” politics, this volume not only contributes to the study of collective action in Chile, but also to the broader social movement literature.978-1-349-95894-8978-1-137-60013-4