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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Guatemalans"”.
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Mining bodies: U.S. medical experimentation in Guatemala during the twentieth century
… doctors intentionally exposed at least 1500 Guatemalans to STIs. The doctors did not provide available treatments nor receive informed consent from the people they experimented upon. This dissertation argues that these experiments arose from a medical research network created by U.S. and …
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“I’m Not a Criminal, I’m Underground”: Globalization, Multiculturalism, and the Street-Oriented Countercultures of Urban Guatemala
… (Speed 2016). Youthful countercultural Guatemalans, who call themselves callejeros, engage in their own bottom-up projects of globalization and multiculturalism through their participation in street cultures. Callejeros resist, critique, and enact different forms of violence in the …
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They didn't win the war : aesthetics and infrastructure in post-counterinsurgency Guatemala.
… common sense(s) within significant numbers of Guatemalans, for whom the lack of empathy towards the suffering of State-violence is normalized. In the aftermath of Rios Montt’s genocide trial, this lack of empathy is basically triggered by the emergence of a field of expressivity in which the …
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Geographic Origin Estimation of Latin American Individuals Using Craniometric Data
… and classify the individuals. 75.25% of the time Guatemalans can be correctly classified when compared to Mexicans. The cross-validation rate suggests that when the three Mexican regions are compared (Central, Southeast, and North/West) they can be differentiated 77.8% of the time. The Mahalanobis …
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Harvesting Consciousness: The Impact of Seasonal Labour on the Transnational Political Identity of Guatemalan Migrants to Canada
… the transnational political realities of Guatemalans by examining the impact that circular migration has on the subaltern migrant body. Fieldwork was conducted in two sites, the first St. Rémi in Québec, the second Santiago Sacatepéquez in Guatemala. Research findings underscore the …