Dealing with ‘Mapuche Permitido’: Faces of Neoliberal Multiculturalism in the Chilean Health Sector
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Inclusion of indigenous workers in the public sector under neoliberal multiculturalism creates different locations within the state where indigenous workers enter: (1) governmental nonindigenous sector, (2) governmental indigenous sector, and (3) nongovernmental indigenous sector. The impact of including Mapuche workers in the Chilean health sector is explored via differing effects in diverse state locations. After detailed examination of Mapuche workers in various areas, I argue that the state in an era of neoliberalism evolves into a multilayered entity, whose impact on Mapuche workers varies depending on location.
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Inclusion of indigenous workers in the public sector under neoliberal multiculturalism creates different locations within the state where indigenous workers enter: (1) governmental nonindigenous sector, (2) governmental indigenous sector, and (3) nongovernmental indigenous sector. The impact of including Mapuche workers in the Chilean health sector is explored via differing effects in diverse state locations. After detailed examination of Mapuche workers in various areas, I argue that the state in an era of neoliberalism evolves into a multilayered entity, whose impact on Mapuche workers varies depending on location.
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