A Revolution in Stages : Subaltern Politics, Nation-State Formation, and the Origins of Social Rights in Ecuador, 1834-1943

Coronel Valencia, Valeria

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dc.contributor	Thomson, Sinclair (Dir.)
dc.creator	Coronel Valencia, Valeria
dc.date	2011-01
dc.date.accessioned	2014-12-15T16:04:04Z
dc.date.available	2014-12-15T16:04:04Z
dc.identifier.citation	Coronel, A. V. (2011). A Revolution in Stages : Subaltern Politics, Nation-State Formation, and the Origins of Social Rights in Ecuador, 1834-1943 (Tesis de Doctorado en Filosofía). New York University, Michigan, Estados Unidos.	es_EC
dc.identifier.uri	http://hdl.handle.net/10469/6489
dc.description	This dissertation on the history of modern Ecuador addresses the conflicts between peasants and landlords at the regional level, workers and emergent class organizations, as well as state agents and institutions over nearly a century, between 1834 and 1943. It traces the effects that regional struggles had on a reciprocal process of national-state and civil-society formation. Throughout this period, conflicts and alliances defined both the rights and privileges of groups and the stability of state authority at the regional level. In a first stage of conflict and negotiations between peasant communities and the state in the nineteenth century (1834-1896), the principal allies of the communities were radical liberals, as these communities resisted state policies of de-corporativization, tribute collection, and attempts to seize indigenous lands. In those conflicts, the ethnic authorities of the communities allied with a new liberal movement to confront the power of the landholding elites. In 1895, a second stage (1895-1906) of negotiations emerged along with an alliance between the peasantry from the coast, indigenous communities from the Sierra, and the Radical Liberal Party, an alliance that mobilized subaltern classes and generated a civil war.	es_EC
dc.format	1072 p.	es_EC
dc.language	eng	es_EC
dc.publisher	Michigan, Estados Unidos : New York University	es_EC
dc.rights	openAccess
dc.subject	REVOLUCIÓN	es_EC
dc.subject	INDÍGENAS	es_EC
dc.subject	CONFLICTO POLÍTICO	es_EC
dc.subject	ESTADO	es_EC
dc.subject	NACIÓN	es_EC
dc.subject	DERECHOS SOCIALES Y ECONÓMICOS	es_EC
dc.subject	HISTORIA	es_EC
dc.subject	ECUADOR	es_EC
dc.title	A Revolution in Stages : Subaltern Politics, Nation-State Formation, and the Origins of Social Rights in Ecuador, 1834-1943	es_EC
dc.type	doctoralThesis	es_ES
dc.tipo.spa	Tesis doctoral	es_EC