Peru in Theory

1. Introduction; Paulo Drinot 2. The Fujimori Regime Through Tocqueville's Lens: Centralism, Regime Change and Peripheral Elites in Contemporary Peru; Alberto Vergara 3. Crossing Boundaries to Understand Change: Varieties of Developmental State Structures in Chile and Peru; José Carlos Orihuela 4. Theorising Encounters between Mining Companies and Local Populations: Using the Weapons of James C. Scott; Cecilia Perla 5. Huntington in Peru (Or Beware of Reforms); Omar Awapara Franco and Eduardo Dargent Bocanegra 6. Laclau's Theory of Hegemony: Between Socio-Cultural Politics and a Political Economy of Citizenship; Maria Balarin 7. The Street Sweeper and the Mayor: Transgression and Politics in Lima; Daniella María Gandolfo 8. Foucault in the Land of Incas: Sovereignty and Governmentality in Neoliberal Peru; Paulo Drinot 9. Mann in the Andes: State Infrastructural Power and Nationalism in Peru; Matthias vom Hau and Valeria Biffi 10. Inequality, Normative Violence and Livable Life: JudithButler and Peruvian Reality; Jelke Boesten 11. Afterword; Paul Gootenberg