Area of Interest:
Globalization, power, transnational activism, knowledge production by social movements, world anthropologies
Research & Activities:
Entered the program in 2003.
Education:
BA Humanities, University of Salamanca (Spain) 1998;
MA Latin American Studies, University of Salamanca (Spain) 2000.
Research Interests: Globalization, power, transnational activism, knowledge production by social movements, world anthropologies
Publications and Major Papers:
2001 Co-editor of "World Guide"/"La Guía del Mundo: El Mundo visto desde el Sur."
2000 "Identity Politics of the Maya Movement in Guatemala." University of Salamanca, Master's Thesis.
2000 "Social Movements in the Context of Globalization." Presented at Universidad Centroamericana, San Salvador.
2000 "Multicultural and Social Claims of the Maya Movement." Presented at Social Movements Conference: "Are Social Movements Reviving?" sponsored by International Sociological Association, committee no. 48 and British Sociological Association, Social Movements Group, Manchester England.
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