Summary of the Edition No. 7

Challenges of privatizations for leftist governments in Latin America

21-43

2005-2006, election year in the Andes, The end of the economic adjustment?

44-61

Decolonization and the des-colonial turn

65-78

Latin American left: from alternation to alternative

79-92

Turn of the Screw: Political and epistemic insurgency of social movements in Bolivia

93-107

Horizons and challenges of decolonization in Bolivia

108-116

Popular economy for a non-capitalist society. Notes on the Venezuelan case

117-125

Scenarios of colonialism and (de) coloniality in the construction of the Black Being. Notes on gender relations in black communities of the Colombian Pacific

145-156

Latinos (as), migrants and the decolonization of the American empire

157-172

Current political-epistemic insurgencies in the Americas: left turns, anti-imperial turns, de-colonial turns

173-185

Decolonial thinking: final thoughts

186-192

Populist left, nationalism of natural resources and geopolitics in the Andes

126-144

Social movements, intellectual activism and local struggles: conversation with Arturo Escobar

195-208

The Left in Latin America today. A conversation with Carlos Gaviria, Polo Democrático Alternativo de Colombia

211-215

The political and economic integration between Latin America and the European Union: at what point are we in the case of the Andean Community?

219-228

Territorial organization, natural resources and Constituent Assembly in Bolivia: towards a Plurinational State?

229-239

Statement by the President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Hugo Chávez, at the LXI General Assembly of the United Nations Organization

243-250

Más allá del Tercer Mundo. Globalización y diferencia / El Harén en Occidente

253-261