Material constraints to popular imaginaries: The extractive economy and resource nationalism in Bolivia

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The battery business: Lithium availability and the growth of the global electric car industry (2017, background): “Perhaps one of the reasons for the deliberate and non-committal language of these MOUs relates to Bolivia’s history of nationalizing previously privatized sectors (e.g., Kohl and Farthing, 2012).”
Debating the ‘post-neoliberal turn’ in Latin America (2014, background): “It is increasingly accepted that similar forms of neo-extractivism underpin the macro-economic policies and trajectories of Bolivia, Ecuador, and Peru, and differences between the three are largely confined to political rhetoric and style (Bebbington and Humphreys-Bebbington, 2011; Kohl and Farthing”