The actual development of indigenous political movements in Latin America
Stanislav Kretov
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Stanislav Kretov
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The article offers an inquiry into the development of indigenous political movements in Latin America in 1990-2000, presents the analysis of the political culture of traditional communities as well as analyzes the correlation between the political strategies adopted by ethnic movements and the effectiveness of the political participation of indigenous communities in several Latin America countries.
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The article offers an inquiry into the development of indigenous political movements in Latin America in 1990-2000, presents the analysis of the political culture of traditional communities as well as analyzes the correlation between the political strategies adopted by ethnic movements and the effectiveness of the political participation of indigenous communities in several Latin America countries.
Key concepts: Latin Americans, Indigenous, Politics, Political science, Ethnic group, Political culture, Development economics, Economic growth