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Understanding Latin American Politics: The Podcast
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Understanding Latin American Politics: The Podcast
Greg talks with Christine Wade , Professor of Political Science and International Studies at Washington College and fairly frequent guest on the podcast. The topic is El Salvador, but we also dive into the details of textbook writing, since the new edition of her textbook Understanding Central America: Global Forces and Political Change is out in its 7th edition.…
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Understanding Latin American Politics: The Podcast
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Greg talks with Miguel Centellas , who is Croft Instructional Associate Professor of Sociology & International Studies at The University of Mississippi. He does research on Bolivian politics and electoral politics and measuring democracy as well. He was on the podcast way back in December 2016. At that point, Evo Morales had decided to run despite the failed referendum. This time we discuss the current crisis, what the opposition is like, and the state of Bolivian democracy, complete with a Star Wars reference. Here is a link to our last conversation: https://archive.org/details/Podcast18_201612…
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