MPSE-002

Features of New Social movements in Latin America

Introduction In recent decades, Latin America has witnessed the rise of new social movements (NSMs) that differ from traditional political parties and trade unions. These movements emerged as a response to neoliberal policies, inequality, environmental issues, and demands for cultural recognition. Unlike older movements focused mainly on class struggle, NSMs emphasize identity, rights, and social […]

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Describe the major elements of the neo-liberal economic policy adopted by Latin American countries in recent years.

Introduction In the late 20th century, many Latin American countries shifted from state-led development strategies to neo-liberal economic policies. These policies were influenced by the debt crisis of the 1980s, pressure from international financial institutions, and the global rise of free-market ideology. Neoliberalism emphasized reducing state intervention, promoting privatization, and encouraging free trade. In this

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Examine the features of the plantation economies in the Caribbean.

Introduction The Caribbean plantation economy was one of the defining features of colonial Latin America. From the 16th century onwards, European powers like Spain, Britain, France, and the Netherlands established plantations in the Caribbean islands to produce cash crops for export. These economies were based on large-scale agriculture, slavery, and export dependency. The plantation system

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Contemporary Latin America is in many ways a prisoner of its colonial legacy. Elucidate.

Introduction Latin America today reflects the deep influence of its colonial past. The region was colonized mainly by Spain and Portugal between the 16th and 19th centuries. Colonial rule shaped the political, economic, social, and cultural structures of Latin America in ways that continue to affect it. Even after achieving independence, many countries in the

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