Susana andrade She has a doctorate in anthropology from the École des Hautes Etudes de Paris. He has worked on religious conversions to Pentecostalism and Anglicanism by the indigenous Kichwa people of Ecuador. Other of his research deals with heritage declarations and the history of anthropology in Ecuador. He is currently working with the recently contacted Waorani jungle group on the Protestant missionary evangelization process. She is a professor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Quito and in recent years has taught in France as a visiting professor. It has books and articles on the investigated topics.

Entrevistas

Ecuador, October 2019: “it was a movement of youth, indigenous youth and more”

Interview with
  • Susana andrade

  • Santiago Bastos

Our interviewee points out the importance of the generational change that occurred, for example, in the conaie and considers that the conflict has not been closed, since there is a lack of communication between the political actors that she describes as “failed interculturality”.