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Set Against Conventional Views Of Peru As A Place Where Indigenous Mobilization Has Been Absent, This Book Examines The Complex, Contentious Politics Between Intercultural Activists, Local Andean Indigenous Community Members, State Officials, Nongovernmental Organizations, And Transnationallyeducated Indigenous Intellectuals. It Examines The Paradoxes And Possibilities Of Quechua Community Protests Against Intercultural Bilingual Education, Official Multicultural Policies Implemented By State And Nonstate Actors, And The Training Of 'Authentic' Indigenous Leaders Far From Their Home Communities.Focusing On Important Local Sites Of Transnational Connections, Especially In The Highland Communities Of Cuzco, And On An International Academic Institute For The Study Of Intercultural Bilingual Education, This Book Shows How Contemporary Indigenous Politics Are Inextricably And Simultaneously Local And Global. In Exploring Some Of The Seeming Contradictions Of Peruvian Indigenous Politics, Making Indigenous Citizens Suggests That Indigenous Movements And Citizenship Are Articulated In Extraordinary But Underexplored Ways In Latin America And Beyond.
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