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Tulane University

Bolivia'€™s Pluri-National State: Evo Morales and the challenges of a New Constitution

February 9th, 2010
12:30 PM

Location
Jones Hall 100
Greenleaf Conference Room
Tulane University

A Presentation by Dr. Luis Tapia
Coordinator of the Doctoral Program in Development Studies at the Universidad Mayor de San Andrés, La Paz – Bolivia and Visiting Scholar at Loyola University

Event open to the Public – Light refreshments will be served
For additional information please contact: Martín Mendoza

In January of this year, Evo Morales began his second term as Bolivia‘€™s President following another outstanding electoral victory. Part of his ambitious social, ethnic and political agenda, is to give continuity to the initial impetus given by the implementation of a New Constitution. Dr. Luis Tapia, an influential Bolivian ideologist and scholar, will provide insights on some of the main ideological considerations of a nation that perceives itself as ‘€œPluri-National‘€, where national and ethnic identities make governance a daunting task. This session will be moderated by Dr. Ludovico Feoli, Director of the Center for Inter-American Research (CIPR) with an introduction by Dr. Martín Mendoza-Botelho of Tulane.

Sponsored by :
Tulane University‘€™s Stone Center for Latin American Studies, Center for Inter-American Policy & Research, the Latin American Graduate Organizations (LAGO)
Loyola University‘€™s Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies

  • Ludovico Feoli

    Permanent Researcher and CEO, CIAPA, Executive Director - Center for Inter-American Policy and Research at Tulane University

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