What are the challenges of class-based representation and social inclusion in contemporary Latin America? Panelists Juan A. Bogliaccini, Christopher Carter, and Rafael Piñeiro-Rodriguez analyze how organized groups have achieved government action on a range of policies, including wages, abortion, and transgender rights. And they engage with both historical and contemporary factors that have shaped the modern landscape of organized groups' representation in Latin America.
This event is co-sponsored by UVA's Karsh Institute of Democracy, Latin American Studies Program, and the Honors Program (Politics).
