Indigenous State

In "Indigenous State," author Nancy Postero explores the transformative journey of Bolivia following the election of its first indigenous president, Evo Morales, in 2005. Published by the University of California Press in 2017, this insightful 242-page paperback delves into the promises of a "democratic cultural revolution" that aimed to dismantle neoliberalism and establish a decolonized society. Postero critically analyzes the successes and challenges faced in the decade since Morales took office, offering a comprehensive look at the socio-political landscape of Bolivia. This book is essential for anyone interested in indigenous rights, political change, and the complexities of modern governance. Discover how Morales' presidency has reshaped Bolivia and what it means for the future of indigenous movements in Latin America.