Abstract Territorial conflicts between “indigenous people” and migrants identified as “mestizos” are intensifying across Latin America’s indigenous territories. Saneamiento—understood as the removal of mestizos from indigenous territories—is often presented as a solution to these conflicts. Yet, the underlying premises of the process remain poorly understood. This article aims to shed light on saneamiento as a process in Nicaragua, which is one of the first countries to implement saneamiento in its current form, and to draw attention to its inherent contradictions. Through the dual lenses of cultural politics and political ecology, I suggest that saneamiento reproduces the sedimented ethnic categories and difference-making that define neoli...
The Coco or Wangli River is located on tbe border between Nicaragua and Honduras. Along its banks, i...
Tesis (Abogado) -- Universidad de Cartagena. Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias Políticas, 2016Desde el ...
Th e problems facing our indigenous groups not only by claiming a right to the land, but by masterin...
Resumen: En las relaciones socioculturales de las zonas de frontera de colonización en las Regiones ...
Thesis (Ph.D.), School of Politics, Philosophy, and Public Affairs, Washington State UniversityOn th...
The struggle for autonomy and multicultural governance, in both rich and poor countries alike, is ri...
It was the decade of the eighties. Military conflicts were taking place in Central America. The worl...
This article analyzes the persistence of an official discourse of mestizo nationalism in Nicaragua i...
A growing body of literature has argued for the reconceptualization of Latin America as a settler co...
The next pages describe, as a case study, the problems of Nicaraguan community living in Costa Rica ...
El conflicto en que está inmersa Mezcala por las amenazas a su tierra comunitaria es el marco de un...
Este estudio de caso sobre conflictos territoriales en la comunidad de Wasakín, municipio de Rosita ...
This article indicates the characteristics of the Afro-Mexican ethnopolitical mobilization of the Co...
textIn this investigation I discuss power relations between agricultural frontier colonists and the ...
As a colonial model of organizing power, the nation-state has allowed the construction of a relation...
The Coco or Wangli River is located on tbe border between Nicaragua and Honduras. Along its banks, i...
Tesis (Abogado) -- Universidad de Cartagena. Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias Políticas, 2016Desde el ...
Th e problems facing our indigenous groups not only by claiming a right to the land, but by masterin...
Resumen: En las relaciones socioculturales de las zonas de frontera de colonización en las Regiones ...
Thesis (Ph.D.), School of Politics, Philosophy, and Public Affairs, Washington State UniversityOn th...
The struggle for autonomy and multicultural governance, in both rich and poor countries alike, is ri...
It was the decade of the eighties. Military conflicts were taking place in Central America. The worl...
This article analyzes the persistence of an official discourse of mestizo nationalism in Nicaragua i...
A growing body of literature has argued for the reconceptualization of Latin America as a settler co...
The next pages describe, as a case study, the problems of Nicaraguan community living in Costa Rica ...
El conflicto en que está inmersa Mezcala por las amenazas a su tierra comunitaria es el marco de un...
Este estudio de caso sobre conflictos territoriales en la comunidad de Wasakín, municipio de Rosita ...
This article indicates the characteristics of the Afro-Mexican ethnopolitical mobilization of the Co...
textIn this investigation I discuss power relations between agricultural frontier colonists and the ...
As a colonial model of organizing power, the nation-state has allowed the construction of a relation...
The Coco or Wangli River is located on tbe border between Nicaragua and Honduras. Along its banks, i...
Tesis (Abogado) -- Universidad de Cartagena. Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias Políticas, 2016Desde el ...
Th e problems facing our indigenous groups not only by claiming a right to the land, but by masterin...