Elena McGrath's guest appearances

Elena McGrath

Historias - the SECOLAS podcast

History and Politics

Historias Podcast

Conner Habib

Bryan Caplan

Daniel Bessner

Razib Khan

Seth Cotlar

Ciaran Dold

Jesse Walker

Samuel Hammond

Nolan Gray

William Irwin

Eric Hoover

Lucy Steigerwald

Alon Levy

Noah Berlatsky

Natalie Smith

OwlTail

Elena McGrath explores how culture and material conditions create revolutionary conditions. In this interview, Elena helps us understand how the lives of mine workers and their families changed after the revolution.Elena demonstrates that the revolution brought the mine workers and their families an unprecedented sense of citizenship that did not limit to the right to vote but also to the right to education, health, and social security linked to their work in the mines.  In this way, Elena shows us the concrete ways in which the revolution transformed the lives of the mine workers.

Elena McGrath explores how culture and material conditions create revolutionary conditions. In this interview, Elena helps us understand how the lives of mine workers and their families changed after the revolution.<br><br>Elena demonstrates that the revolution brought the mine workers and their families an unprecedented sense of citizenship that did not limit to the right to vote but also to the right to education, health, and social security linked to their work in the mines.  In this way, Elena shows us the concrete ways in which the revolution transformed the lives of the mine workers.

Elena McGrath on everyday forms of revolution

Conversation with Elena McGrath an Assistant Professor of History at Union College. We talk about the rise, fall and rise again of the MAS as well as the role played by Evo Morales and what role could Luis Arce and David Choquehuanca play in the future. We also talk about indigenous resistance, feminist struggles, black market economics and El Alto as a symbol of processes of change in Bolivia.

<p>Conversation with Elena McGrath an Assistant Professor of History at Union College. We talk about the rise, fall and rise again of the MAS as well as the role played by Evo Morales and what role could Luis Arce and David Choquehuanca play in the future. We also talk about indigenous resistance, feminist struggles, black market economics and El Alto as a symbol of processes of change in Bolivia.</p>

Elena McGrath on Bolivian History and Politics