Citizens and indigenous peoples in the populist state

Fiona Wilson

Citizens and indigenous peoples in the populist state

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Abstract

The paper analyzes how post-colonial elites in the Peruvian Andes were able to remove an indigenous presence from the towns. This was done through recourse to a discourse of hygiene and (Indian) disease and by transforming ideas of shared urban space (the commons) into a new excluding urban public space.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Titel	Citizenship, political culture and state transformation in Latin America
Redaktører	Willem Assies, Marco Calderon, Ton Salmon
Udgivelsessted	Amsterdam
Forlag	Dutch University Press
Publikationsdato	2005
ISBN (Trykt)	9789036100304
Status	Udgivet - 2005

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