Most non-Central Americans think of the narrow neck between Mexico and Colombia in terms of dramatic past revolutions and lauded peace agreements, or sensational problems of gang violence and natural disasters. In this volume, the contributors examine regional circumstances within frames of democratization and neoliberalism, as they shape lived experiences of transition. The authors—anthropologists and social scientists from the United States, Europe, and Central America—argue that the process of regions and nations “disappearing” (being erased from geopolitical notice) is integral to upholding a new, post-Cold War world order—and that a new framework for examining political processes must be accessible, socially collaborative, and in dialogue with the lived processes of suffering and struggle engaged by people in Central America and the world in the name of democracy.

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Central America in the new millenium [sic] : living transition and reimagining democracy

edited by Jennifer L. Burrell and Ellen Moodie

Burrell, Jennifer L.; Moodie, Ellen

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Latin America studies, English-language edition, New York, 2013

CEDLA Latin America studies (CLAS), New York, 2013

CEDLA Latin America Studies, 102, New York, 2013

United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom

CEDLA Latin America Studies, 1, 2022

1, 20121101

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction: Ethnographic Visions Of Millennial Central America / Jennifer L. Burrell And Ellen Moodie -- Part I. Imagining Democracy After The Cold War: 1. Contradiction And Struggle Under The Leftist Phoenix: Rural Nicaragua At The Thirtieth Anniversary / Rosario Montoya; 2. The Violence Of Cold War Polarities And The Fostering Of Hope: The 2009 Elections In Postwar El Salvador / Ainhoa Montoya, 3. Daring To Hope In The Midst Of Despair: The Agrarian Question Within The Anti-coup Resistance Movement In Honduras / Jefferson C. Boyer And Wilfredo Cardona Peñalva; 4. My Heart Says No: Political Experiences Of The Struggle Against Cafta-dr In Costa Rica / Ciska Raventós ; 5. Democracy, Disenchantment, And The Future In El Salvador / Ellen Moodie -- Part Ii. Indigeneity, Race And Human Rights In The (post) Multicultural Moment; 6. Cuando Nos Internacionalizamos: Human Rights And Other Universals At The United Nations Permanent Forum On Indigenous Issues / Baron Pineda; 7. Acknowledging Racism And State Transformation In Postwar Guatemalan Society / Claudia Dary Fuentes; 8. Ephemeral Rights And Securitized Lives: Migration, Mareros, And Power In Millennial Guatemala / Jennifer L. Burrell -- Part Iii. Dominant, Residual And Emergent Economic Strategies: 9. Hondura's Smallholder Coffee Farmers, The Coffee Crisis, And Neoliberal Policy: Disjunctures In Knowledge And Conundrums For Development / Catherine Tucker; 10. Maya Handicraft Vendors' Cafta-dr Discourses: Free Trade Is Not For Everyone In Guatemala / Walter E. Little; 11. Here The Campesino Is Dead: Can Central America's Smallholders Be Saved? / Sarah Lyon; 12. Certifying Sustainable Tourism In Costa Rica: Environmental Governance And Accountability In A Transitional Era / Luis A. Vivanco; 13. Central America Comes To The Cradle Of Democracy: Immigration And Neoliberalization In Williamsburg, Virginia / Jennifer Bickham Mendez -- Part Iv. A Place On The Map: Surviving On Pasts, Presents And Futures: 14. Migration, Tourism, And Post-insurgent Individuality In Northern Morazán, El Salvador / Leigh Binford; 15. Intimate Encounters: Sex And Power In Nicaraguan Tourism / Florence E. Babb; 16. Notes On Tourism, Ethnicity, And The Politics Of Cultural Value In Honduras / Mark Anderson. Edited By Jennifer L. Burrell And Ellen Moodie. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 293-314) And Index.

Contents
Figures, Maps, and Tables
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Ethnographic Visions of Millennial Central America
Part I Imagining Democracy after the Cold War
1 Contradiction and Struggle under the Leftist Phoenix: Rural Nicaragua at the Thirtieth Anniversary of the Revolution
2 The Violence of Cold War Polarities and the Fostering of Hope: The 2009 Elections in Postwar El Salvador
3 Daring to Hope in the Midst of Despair: The Agrarian Question within the Anti-Coup Resistance Movement in Honduras
4. “My Heart Says NO”: Political Experiences of the Struggle against CAFTA-DR in Costa Rica
5. Democracy, Disenchantment, and the Future in El Salvador
Part II Indigeneity, Race and Human Rights in the (Post) Multicultural Moment
6 Cuando Nos Internacionalizamos: Human Rights and Other Universals at the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
7 Acknowledging Racism and State Transformation in Postwar Guatemalan Society
8 Ephemeral Rights and Securitized Lives: Migration, Mareros, and Power in Millennial Guatemala
Part III Dominant, Residual, and Emergent Economic Strategies
9 Honduras’s Smallholder Coffee Farmers, the Coffee Crisis, and Neoliberal Policy: Disjunctures in Knowledge and Conundrums for Development
10 Maya Handicraft Vendors’ CAFTA-DR Discourses: “Free Trade Is Not for Everyone in Guatemala”
11 “Here the Campesino Is Dead”: Can Central America’s Smallholders Be Saved?
12 Certifying Sustainable Tourism in Costa Rica: Environmental Governance and Accountability in a Transitional Era
13 Central America Comes to the “Cradle of Democracy”: Immigration and Neoliberalization in Williamsburg, Virginia
Part IV A Place on the Map: Surviving on Pasts, Presents, and Futures
14 Migration, Tourism, and Post-Insurgent Individuality in Northern Morazán, El Salvador
15 Intimate Encounters: Sex and Power in Nicaraguan Tourism
16 Notes on Tourism, Ethnicity, and the Politics of Cultural Value in Honduras
References
Contributors
Index

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