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Contesting Citizenship In Latin America: The Rise Of Indigenous Movements And The Postliberal Challenge (Cambridge Studies In Co-used Maxine Rose Covers The Major Eras OfDeborah Yashar Analyzes The Contemporary And Uneven Emergence Of Latin American Indigenous Movementsaddressing Both Why Indigenous Identities Have Become Politically Salient In The Contemporary Period And Why They Have Translated Into Significant Political Organizations In Some Places And Not Others. She Argues That Ethnic Politics Can Best Be Explained Through A Comparative Historical Approach That Analyzes Three Factors: Changing Citizenship