Etiqueta: Manuela Camus

Seven scholarly papers on migratory movements from Huehuetenango and their impact on local communities, including traditional indigenous communities, experiences of areas impacted by wartime violence, and transnational communities in the north.

A detailed scholarly work on the historical, social, cultural, ethnic, economic, demographic and physical aspect of indigenous life in Guatemala City. A Univ. of Guadaljara PhD thesis, the Mexican Academy of Sciences deemed this the best thesis of 2000.

A study of the Mayan movement during 1995-2002, updating the authors two previous volumes Quebrando el Silencio and Abriendo Caminos . This study focuses on popular participation, the group COPMAGUA, electoral activities and international cooperation.