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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137405579lobal South (Chapter 3) and Benedicte Bull compares previous Scandinavian and current Latin American links between the state and social movements (Chapter 4). Finally, Stokke and Törnquist supplement Heller and Bull’s reviews of positive experiences with an analysis of paradigmatic failures of trans

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Philipp Jussen,Martin Meinel,Tim Hosenfeldtthere continue to be restrictions on international investment in some sectors of the economy, such as the retail trade, privatization of state-owned enterprises has not gone nearly so far as the liberalizers would have liked and the establishment of a more ‘flexible’ labour market has still not been

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Melissa N. Cagle,Kevser Yılmaz,Hümeyra Doğruthese movements would largely find expression in the . (PT), or the Workers Party. The election in 2002 of Luis Inácio Lula da Silva, a former metal worker and strike leader with little in the way of formal education, was the end of a ‘long march through institutions’ for the party, after two decade

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Hanne Westh Nicolajsen,Ada Scupolaocess to give expression to their own struggles for emancipation can actually run the risk of making local democracy socially more inegalitarian and politically more undemocratic. In this sense, the idea of transformative politics is conceived as politics that facilitates and advances egalitarian so