address the challenges implied by this state-sanctioned form of legal pluralism is examined by a comparison of Bolivia and …

Bolivia and Chile live in a culture of rivalry as a consequence of the Nitrate War (1879-1883). In each country’s case … relationship. Whereas the culture of rivalry is more evident in Bolivia because of its aspiration to alter the border, Chile …’s statusquo position, which stresses that there are no pending issues with Bolivia, as well as its construction of itself as …

In Bolivia, rights to increased political participation and the recognition of indigenous political systems are … interrelated. The new constitution of 2009, a prime example of the “new Andean constitutionalism,” defines Bolivia as a … society considerably and whether a new democratic model is being established in Bolivia. I argue that there are many limiting …

survived the transitions to democracy in Latin America. Focusing on the case of Bolivia, the research is based on relevant laws …, we show that in Bolivia both the legal framework and political use of RoEs have moved on from a purely repressive …

This article sheds light on 26 consultations in Bolivia’s gas sector (2007–2012) and chal-lenges implified conceptions … narrow consultations (like those carried out in Bolivia) – rather than comprehensive ones – repress conflicts in the …

has played a crucial role. Based on the empirical study of several consultation processes in Bolivia’s hydrocarbon sector … consultations in plurinational Bolivia are taken into account, the study also draws general conclusions for similar processes in …

Guaraníes’ participation in Bolivia’s gas sector, this study finds that competing claims regarding territory, property …