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Category Archives: Volume 4.2
Video – Entrevista a Walter Prodencio Magne Veliz (Embajador Boliviano en Alemania)
Introducción: El 11 de Abril del 2011 Walter Prudencio Magne Veliz, Embajador del Estado Plurinacional de Boliva en Alemania, pronunció un discurso en el Coloquio de los Estudios Interamericanos de la Universidad de Bielefeld sobre los nuevos procesos en Boliva … Continue reading
Posted in Volume 4.2
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Haunted by Spain: The Past and Identities in English and French America
Jonathan Hart, Alberta, Canada
Posted in Volume 4.2
Tagged America, Christopher Columbus, colonialism, contradiction, Identity, Native, Spain, tropes
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Inventing Iroquoia? Migrating Tropes of Similarity and Heritage in Francophone Narratives of Colonial Possession
Barbara Buchenau, University of Bern, Switzerland
Posted in Volume 4.2
Tagged America, Cartier, colonialism, de Champlain, francophone, indigeneity, indigenous, Iroquois, Native
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Negotiating Violence and Identity in Sherman Alexie’s Indian Killer
Giorgio Mariani, Rome, Italy
Posted in Volume 4.2
Tagged Identity, Native, Native American studies, red terrorism, Sherman Alexie, the Searchers, transnationalism, violence
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La nacionalización del indígena en tiempos de multiculturalismo neoliberal
Guillaume Boccara, CNRS/EHESS, Paris Patricia Ayala Universidad Católica del Norte, Chile
Posted in Volume 4.2
Tagged Chile, indigenous peoples, multiculturalism, multiculturalismo, neoliberalism, neoliberalismo, patrimonialización, patrimonializing, pueblos indígenas
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Indigenous Claims and Uranium Mining on Mount Taylor, New Mexico, USA
Susanne Berthier-Foglar, Université de Savoie
Indigenous Peoples – Creating New “Borderlines“?
Lívia Šavelková, University of Pardubice, Czech Republic
Posted in Volume 4.2
Tagged anthropology, ethnicity, ethnonationalism, Identity, indigeneity, indigenous peoples, land boundaries, Native Americans, NGOs, stereotypes, United Nations
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La Universidad Como Espacio De Creación Y Reflexión De La Educación Intercultural
Érika Julieta Vázquez Flores, León, Mexico