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After the end of the Cold War, the expansion of the economic prescriptions of various supranational institutions such as the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, resulted in the political and economic restructuring of the global South. Specifically within Latin America, in Bolivia and Ecuador, the indigenist movement, articulated around the Buen Vivir discourse, would emerge radically for transforming politics, from the local to the state level. This paper aims to perform a multiscalar analysis, using the frameworks of world-systems, collective action and discourse theory, to explain and understand the significance of this process.

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