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Rethinking Community from Peru: The Political Philosophy of José María Arguedas by Irina Alexandra Feldman (review)

The epilogue offers an accelerated but relevant journey through strikes and social movements that made claims for multiculturalism under the 1991 constitutional reform. In those final pages, McGraw succeeds in emphasizing the contradiction of citizenship based on respect for diversity and the implementation of neoliberalism. The result of this tension is the violent milieu in which black people now live. Again, the right to equal citizenship has been postponed through violence and territorial dispossession. However, the past history of insubordination will likely be the key for these people’s search for a more just future.