Marc Becker’s ¡Pachakutik! Indigenous Movements and Electoral Politics in Ecuador.” Latin American Politics and Society 55:3 (Winter 2013): 200-203. (original) (raw)

Marc Becker's ¡Pachakutik! provides an in-depth analysis of the role of indigenous movements in shaping electoral politics in Ecuador. The work highlights the evolution of the Pachakutik party as a significant force within the political landscape, examining the intersection of indigenous identity, political engagement, and broader socio-economic contexts. Through a detailed exploration of electoral strategies and grassroots mobilization, the book emphasizes the importance of indigenous movements in influencing national politics and advocating for the rights and interests of marginalized communities in Ecuador.