Jim Shultz is Executive Director and Melissa Crane Draper is Assistant Director of the Democracy Center.

1. The Cochabamba Water Revolt and Its Aftermath 2. A River Turns Black: Enron and Shell Spread Destruction across Bolivia’s
Highlands
3. Oil and Gas: The Elusive Wealth Beneath Their Feet
4. Lessons in Blood and Fire: The Deadly Consequences of IMF Economics
5. Economic Strings: The Politics of Foreign Debt 6. Coca: The Leaf at the Center of the War on Drugs
7. Workers, Leaders, and Mothers: Bolivian Women in a Globalizing World
8. And Those Who Left: Portraits of a Bolivian Exodus

"Shultz and Draper have done what they do best: with a soul like a Bolivian, they not only feel and live the Bolivian world, they use their writing to tell stories about the place they have made their home: Bolivia. Those who need proof will find it reading these pages, which capture the experience of Bolivia's challenge to globalization."