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The Latin America Readers
The Bolivia Reader: History, Culture, Politics
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Duke University Press
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978-0-8223-7161-8
Publication date:
2018
Book Chapter
“The Slow and Gradual Disappearance of the Indigenous Race”
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Published:July 2018
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Government of Bolivia, Alison Spedding, 2018. "“The Slow and Gradual Disappearance of the Indigenous Race”", The Bolivia Reader: History, Culture, Politics, Sinclair Thomson, Rossana Barragán, Xavier Albó, Seemin Qayum, Mark Goodale
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In 1900, the political capital shifted from Sucre to La Paz, Liberals finally emerged triumphant on the political scene, and hopes of imminent transformation buoyed the outlook of modernizing elites. The 1900 census, issued by the National Offce on Immigration, Statistics, and Geographical Propaganda, interpreted demographic trends along social-Darwinist lines and anticipated the gradual disappearance of the native population as a sign of progress for the Bolivian nation.
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