The editors of the Journal of Genocide Research (journal of the International Network of Genocide Scholars: INOGS) are pleased to announce the publication of a double special issue on "Guatemala, the Question of Genocide," guested edited by Elizabeth Oglesby & Diane M. Nelson.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Guatemala’s genocide trial and the nexus of racism and counterinsurgency Elizabeth Oglesby & Diane M. Nelson
Articles
From heaven to hell in ten days: the genocide trial in Guatemala Jo-Marie Burt
Bonesetting: the algebra of genocide Diane M. Nelson
International accompaniment, reflexivity and the intelligibility of power in post-conflict Guatemala Etienne Roy Grégoire & Karen Hamilton
Surviving in the margins of a genocide case in the making: recognizing the economy of testimony at stake in research on political violence Karine Vanthuyne & Ricardo Falla
Perpetrators: specialization, willingness, group pressure and incentives. Lessons from the Guatemalan acts of genocide Manolo E. Vela Castañeda
‘Our ongoing fight for justice’: the pasts and futures of genocidio and justicia in Guatemala Heather A. Vrana
Carrying a heavy load: Mayan women’s understandings of reparation in the aftermath of genocide Alison Crosby, M. Brinton Lykes & Brisna Caxaj
Peace without social reconciliation? Understanding the trial of Generals Ríos Montt and Rodriguez Sánchez in the wake of Guatemala’s genocide Roddy Brett
‘The realities of power’: David Stoll and the story of the 1982 Guatemalan genocide Marc Drouin
The reconciliation trap: disputing genocide and the land issue in postwar Guatemala Berthold Molden
Waging peace: a new generation of Ixiles confronts the debts of war in Guatemala Krisjon Olson
The Ríos Montt case and universal jurisdiction Amy Ross