Mike Gonzalez is Emeritus Professor of Latin American Studies at the University of Glasgow. He is the author of The Ebb of the Pink Tide (Pluto, 2018) The Last Drop: The Politics of Water (Pluto, 2015) and Hugo Chavez: Socialist for the Twenty-first Century (Pluto, 2014). He is co-editor of Arms and the People (Pluto, 2012).

• Introduction: Neoliberalism on the Attack1. From the Caracazo to Chavez2. Bolivia Rises 3. Evo Morales in Power4. Ecuador and the Battle for Yasuni5. Venezuela: Decline and Fall6. On the Margins of the Pink Tide: Mexico, Brazil, ArgentinaConclusionNotesIndex

'To make sense of the degeneration of the Sandinista project in present day Nicaragua under Daniel Ortega, or the depths of the Venezuelan economic catastrophe under Nicols Maduro in Venezuela, there are few better primers than 'The Ebb of the Pink Tide'. This book provides some crucial foundations for the ongoing collective effort to contribute to Latin America's next cycle of emancipatory endeavours, from below and to the Left'

Mike Gonzalez is Emeritus Professor of Latin American Studies at the University of Glasgow. He is the author of The Ebb of the Pink Tide (Pluto, 2018) The Last Drop: The Politics of Water (Pluto, 2015) and Hugo Chavez: Socialist for the Twenty-first Century (Pluto, 2014). He is co-editor of Arms and the People (Pluto, 2012).

• Introduction: Neoliberalism on the Attack1. From the Caracazo to Chavez2. Bolivia Rises 3. Evo Morales in Power4. Ecuador and the Battle for Yasuni5. Venezuela: Decline and Fall6. On the Margins of the Pink Tide: Mexico, Brazil, ArgentinaConclusionNotesIndex

'To make sense of the degeneration of the Sandinista project in present day Nicaragua under Daniel Ortega, or the depths of the Venezuelan economic catastrophe under Nicols Maduro in Venezuela, there are few better primers than 'The Ebb of the Pink Tide'. This book provides some crucial foundations for the ongoing collective effort to contribute to Latin America's next cycle of emancipatory endeavours, from below and to the Left'

Mike Gonzalez is Emeritus Professor of Latin American Studies at the University of Glasgow. He is the author of The Ebb of the Pink Tide (Pluto, 2018) The Last Drop: The Politics of Water (Pluto, 2015) and Hugo Chavez: Socialist for the Twenty-first Century (Pluto, 2014). He is co-editor of Arms and the People (Pluto, 2012).

• Introduction: Neoliberalism on the Attack1. From the Caracazo to Chavez2. Bolivia Rises 3. Evo Morales in Power4. Ecuador and the Battle for Yasuni5. Venezuela: Decline and Fall6. On the Margins of the Pink Tide: Mexico, Brazil, ArgentinaConclusionNotesIndex

'To make sense of the degeneration of the Sandinista project in present day Nicaragua under Daniel Ortega, or the depths of the Venezuelan economic catastrophe under Nicols Maduro in Venezuela, there are few better primers than 'The Ebb of the Pink Tide'. This book provides some crucial foundations for the ongoing collective effort to contribute to Latin America's next cycle of emancipatory endeavours, from below and to the Left'