9. Bolivia-Colombia-Ecuador

Postero - Now We Are Citizens - Bolivia

This web page begins the third section of the J Term 2019 ANTH 237 course on Latin America & the Caribbean. There were three readings:

  • Rossana Barragán, “Bolivia: Bridges and Chasms” (32-55)
  • Myriam Jimeno, “Colombia: Citizens and Anthropologists” (72-89)
  • Carmen Martínez Novo, “Ecuador: Militants, Priests, Technocrats, and Scholars” (90-108)

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