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Contents

Acknowledgments xi

A Note on Names xv

introduction Indigeneity, Resources, and the Limitations of a Social Movement State 1

part i History of Resource Struggles in Bolivia

1 Sediments of HistoryResources, Rights, and Indigenous Politics 17

2 The Making of a Movement in Santa CruzUneven Regional Agrarian Development in Obispo Santiesteban and Ichilo 45

part ii Manufacturing Identity and Territorializing Rights

3 Ayllu DemocracyIndigenous Law and Collective Governance as Territorial Protection 79

4 Agrarian CitizenshipAlternative Models of Production and Food Sovereignty 104

part iii Symbolic Citizenship and New Forms of Statehood

5 Mobile Indigenous CitizenshipMarching for a New Agrarian Reform Law 133

6 A Social Movement StateIndigeneity in Moraless Bolivia and a Compromised Constitution 158

conclusion Revisiting Indigeneity in Resource Politics and the Battles That Lie Ahead 183

Notes 203

Bibliography 223

Index 239

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Maps and Figures

maps

1 The City of Santa Cruz, illustrating concentric ring roads and key communities 18

2 Bolivia, showing its nine departments and signifi cant resources 23

3 The Department of Santa Cruz and its rural provinces, showing key locations 46

figures

1 Anti-indigenous graffi ti, Passports for Collas 50

2 mstTierra Prometida community meeting to discuss agroecology 95

3 mst swearing-in ceremony in Tierra Firme 105

4 Collective production of hot chile peppers in Gran Chaco 122

5 mst marching in columnas during the Fift h National March for Land and Territory 134

6 Protestors arriving in the Plaza 14 de Septiembre 135

7 Graffi ti, Marches and Roadblocks Are Forms of Nonviolent Struggle 137

8 Tupac Katari poster hanging behind President Morales 159

9 AntiEvo Morales T-shirt 170

10 Camba youth holding fl ags of Santa Cruz 171

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