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Water War Chronology

A detailed chronology of the Cochabamba Water War conflict in 1999 and 2000, compiled in my dissertation Claiming Space, Redefining Politics (2013), and made available here for readers of The Sovereign Street (2020).

Chronology of Events in the Cochabamba Water War

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