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The expansion of resource extractivism in Latin America in the last decade has been related to previous neoliberalisation processes, which opened-up mineral exploitation to transnational firms and granted investors favourable conditions. Extractivism, however, expanded equally (or more) in countries which have undertaken “counter-neoliberal” reform—as it is most clearly the case for Evo Morales’s...
Latin American movements have been on the forefront of proposing alternatives to neoliberalism throughout the past decades. Bolivia and Ecuador stand out, because both countries have passed constitutional reforms that established plurinational states. In Bolivia, the historically marginalized indigenous and peasant populations have demanded nothing less than a refoundation of the country. Beginning...
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