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Food and Human Brain Development,on on Latin American politics, this chapter looks at the case of Ecuador and proposes a polemical hypothesis: The government of the Citizens’ Revolution triggered a process of institutionalization of corruption in Ecuador. This phenomenon emerged from numerous actions, planned and executed from the

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Food, Media and Contemporary Culturein his persona both the populist and the expert. He claimed to head a government of experts with the know-how to usher his nation into progress and hypermodernity, all the while using populist tactics to transform his rivals into enemies. As other populists Correa concentrated power in the hands of

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137463234ty in Ecuador. Under Correa’s presidency, gender criteria were introduced into the formal policy discourse, and gender equality gained visibility as a force for institutional transformation in Ecuador. According to Correa, among the priorities of his government were that women be assured access to h

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Food, Media and Contemporary Cultureder the semi-authoritarian or “hybrid” regime of Rafael Correa (2007–2017) in Ecuador. The regime kept a democratic facade holding elections and following some basic rules of democracy, while simultaneously manipulating the public sphere, civil society, and social movements through a combination of

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