"Interested in multicultural/plurinational electoral politics in Latin America? Come check out this talk on April 11 at the University of Mississippi. It's part of this year's Croft Institute for International Studies lecture series. Very happy to have (finally!) gotten my friend Todd Eisenstadt to come to campus to talk about his research. The talk will focus on Mexico—particularly the recognition of traditional cultural practices in local politics (""usos y costumbres"")—but he's also familiar with a number of other cases. Todd and I are on upcoming panels at LASA and APSA to discuss the Bolivian case, and I have a chapter in his recently published volume: Latin America's Multicultural Movements (Oxford University Press)."
{}