6-0295 EXAMINING NATIONALISMS AND STATES IN LATIN AMERICA

Sunday, November 20, 2011: 10:15-12:00

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

Organizers: Andrew Orta (SLACA)

Chairs: Laura Lynn Bunting-Hudson (Teacher's College-Columbia University)

10:15

Confronting a Colonial Legacy: Asserting Puerto Rican Cultural National Identity by Legally Renouncing U.S. Citizenship

Jacqueline N Font-Guzmán (The Werner Institute Creighton School of Law)

10:30

Dominican Parenting Styles: The Impact of International Legislation On Local Practices and Beliefs

Sharla Blank (Washburn University)

10:45

Language Ideologies Across Borders: Spanish Speaker Opinions of Spanish Dialects

Chase W. Raymond (University of California, Los Angeles)

11:00

Los Imaginarios Sociales Sobre El Trabajador Agricola En La Construccion De La Nacion Colombiana: Del Determinismo Climatico y Racial a Lo Campesino Como Categoria Identitaria

Natalia Robledo Escobar (Universidad de los Andes and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

11:15

Lugar De La Memoria: The Peruvian Debate On Memory, Violence and Representation

Paloma Rodrigo Gonzales (UCSD)

11:30

Politics, Ideology and Current Shadow State Insurrections In Mexico

Laura Lynn Bunting-Hudson (Teacher's College-Columbia University)

11:45

Discussion

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