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List of Illustrations IX
Acknowledgments XI
Introduction 1
El Alto the City 25
Part 1
Constructing the Zone 61
Citizens Despite the State 91
Place, Movement, and Ritual 118
How the Gods Touch Humans (and Vice Versa) 144
Part 2
Competition, Individualism, and Collective Organization 178
"In-Betweenness" and Political Agency 206
The State and the Unions 233
Conclusion 258
Notes 267
Glossary 283
Bibliography 287
Index 311
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Taylor Starr
reviewed El Alto, Rebel City: Self and Citizenship in Andean Bolivia on October 18, 2012
El Alto, Rebel City
This is an excellent study of racism in Brazil. Sheriff makes a distinction that other scholars before her time had not made, that is the distinction between the descriptive and prescriptive claims of democracy racial. In this way she asserts that democracia racial is a myth and also a dream.
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