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2. 7. Nicaragua and Ortega's Second Revolution: Restituting the Rights of Women and Sexual Diversity?
3. 6. Toward Feminist Socialism? Gender, Sexuality, Popular Power, and the State in Venezuela's Bolivarian Revolution
4. Title Page, Copyright, Dedication
5. Afterword. Maneuvering the U-Turn: Comparative Lessons from the Pink Tide and Forward-Looking Strategies for Feminist and Queer Activisms in the Americas
6. Index
7. Contributors
8. 1. Explaining Advances and Drawbacks in Women's and LGBTIQ Rights in Uruguay: Multisited Pressures, Political Resistance, and Structural Inertias
9. 5. De Jure Transformation, De Facto Stagnation: The Status of Women's and LGBT Rights in Bolivia
10. 8. Ecuador's Citizen Revolution 2007-17: A Lost Decade for Women's Rights and Gender Equality
11. 3. Working within a Gendered Political Consensus: Uneven Progress on Gender and Sexuality Rights in Chile
12. 4. Gender and Sexuality in Brazilian Public Policy: Progress and Regression in Depatriarchalizing and Deheteronormalizing the State
13. Acknowledgments
14. Foreword
15. 2. LGBT Rights Yes, Abortion No: Explaining Uneven Trajectories in Argentina under Kirchnerism (2003-15)
16. Introduction. Contesting the Pink Tide
17. Cover
18. Tables
19. Title Page, Copyright Page
20. Introduction
21. Acknowledgments
22. CHAPTER 1. Global State-Society Relations
23. CHAPTER 4. Sovereignty in the Balance
24. SUNY series in Global PoliticsJames N. Rosenau, Editor
25. CHAPTER 5. Sovereignty Bargains and Challenges at the Conferences on Population and Development, Social Development, and Human Settlements
26. CHAPTER 2. Global Civil Society: Emergence and Impact
27. CHAPTER 3. Global Civil Society and Latin America in the UN Conferences
28. CHAPTER 6. Global Civil Society: Transforming Sovereignty and Building Democracy?
29. Bibliography
30. Notes
31. “Welcome to the Revolution”: Promoting Generational Renewal in Argentina’s Ni Una Menos
32. Women’s Movements in Latin America: From Elite Organizing to Intersectional Mass Mobilization
33. Feminists, popular feminists, and transfeminists: young Argentine activists define their own identities
34. Feminist Activism Confronts COVID-19
35. INTRODUCCIÓN
36. Interpreting the Internet: Feminist and Queer Counterpublics in Latin America
37. The Reality of Virtual Reality: The Internet and Gender Equality Advocacy in Latin America
38. Assessing the Third Transition in Latin American Democratization: Representational Regimes and Civil Society in Argentina and Brazil
39. Sovereign Limits and Regional Opportunities for Global Civil Society in Latin America
40. INTRODUCTION
41. Seeking Rights from the Left
42. Seeking Rights from the Left.
43. Women's Movements (Latin America)
44. Conclusion
45. From Privacy to Lesbian Visibility
46. Weaving the “Invisible Web”
47. Introduction
48. Conceiving Latin American Feminist Counterpublics
49. The Creation of “a Modern Weaving Machine”
50. Getting Rights for Those without Representation: the Success of Conjunctural Coalition-building in Venezuela
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