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4-0145 TRACING THE MARKS OF MIDDLE CLASS DISTINCTION IN BOLIVIA
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Friday, November 18, 2011: 08:00-09:45

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Organizers:  Miriam N Shakow (Vanderbilt University) and Jill M Wightman (Bradley University)
Chairs:  Jill M Wightman (Bradley University)
Discussants:  Peter S Cahn (BOSTON UNIVERSITY)
08:00
Managing Motherhood: Middle Class Aspirations and the Economics of Care In the Andes
Krista E Van Vleet (Bowdoin College)
08:15
Anxious Paths to Ascent: Moral, Material and Ideological Conflicts Among Returnee Bolivian Migrants From Spain
Maria Tapias (Grinnell College) and Xavier Escandell (University of Northern Iowa)
08:30
Crafting Bolivia’s Urban Middle Class: Informal Market Women and the Role of Identity Politics
Isabel M Scarborough (University of Illinois)
08:45
Seeds of Faith: Middle-Class Aspirations and the Theology of Prosperity In Neoliberal Bolivia
Jill M Wightman (Bradley University)
09:00
“New Left” Identity Politics and New Middle Classes In Bolivia
Miriam N Shakow (Vanderbilt University)
09:15
Discussant
Peter S Cahn (BOSTON UNIVERSITY)
09:30
Discussion
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