List of Figures and Tables
Preface
Acknowledgement
List of Abbreviations
Introduction – What’s Left? by Manuel Balán and Françoise Montambeault
Part 1. Theoretical Questions
1. Widening and Deepening Citizenship from the Left? A Relational and Issue-Based Comparative Approach by Françoise Montambeault, Manuel Balán, and Philip Oxhorn
2. Liberalism and its Competitors in Latin America: Oligarchy, Populism, and the Left by
Maxwell A. Cameron
Part 2. Deepening Democratic Institutions
3. Parties and Party Systems in Latin America’s Left Turn by Kenneth M. Roberts
4. Entrenching Social Constitutionalism? Contributions and Challenges of the Left in Latin American Constitutionalism by Nathalia Sandoval Rojas and Daniel M. Brinks
5. Participatory Democracy in Latin America? Limited Legacies of the Left Turn by Benjamin Goldfrank
6. Indigenous Autonomies under the New Left in the Andes by Roberta Rice
Part 3. The Multiple Struggles for Inclusive Citizenship Rights
7. Human Rights and Memory Politics under Shifting Political Orientations by Elizabeth Jelin and Celina Van Dembroucke
8. Gender and Conditional Cash Transfers: Shifting the Citizenship Regime in Bolivia? by Nora Nagels
9. Improvements at the Limits of Society: The Left Tide and Domestic Workers’ Rights by Merike Blofield
10. The Record of Latin America’s Left on Sexual Citizenship by Jordi Díez
11. Sustainable Development Reconsidered: The Left Turn’s Legacies in the Amazon by
Eve Bratman
12. Changes in Urban Crime: From the “Neoliberal Period” to “the Left Turn” by Gabriel Kessler
Part 4. Conclusions
13. Uses and Misuses of the “Left” category in Latin America by Olivier Dabène
14. The Left Turn and Citizenship: How Much Has Changed? by Jared Abbott and Steven Levitsky
Appendices