ILASSA WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING FOR CO-SPONSORING THIS
YEAR’S CONFERENCE:
* University of Texas
Institute of Latin American Studies
* LANIC (special thanks
for providing computers for Power Point Presentations)
NOTE:
· The Texas Union is located at 24th and Guadelupe Streets.
· Welch Teaching Auditorium is at 24th and Speeway Streets.
The Teaching Auditorium, room 2.224, is on the west side of the
building (facing Hogg Building and the Tower), at the ground floor
level.
DAY ONE ~ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
26
7:30 A.M.: REGISTRATION
Texas Union Presidential Lobby
8:00 A.M.: OPENING SPEAKER:
DR. VIRGINIA GARRARD BURNETT
UNDERGRADUATE ADVISOR AND LECTURER IN HISTORY
INSTITUTE OF LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES, UT-AUSTIN
Texas Union Ballroom
SESSION ONE ~ 9:15 A.M. - 11:15 A.M.
PANEL 1. THE MANY FACETS OF AUTHORITY:
GOVERNMENT, MILITARY & POWER
Asian American Culture Room, 4.224
Imprensa e Ditadura Militar (1968-85)
Juliana Gazzotti
Sociologia Política, Universidade Federal de São
Carlos (Brasil)
Presidencialismo e Governabilidade
Maria Fernanda Fernandes & Vera Lúcia de Souza
Administração Pública, Escola de Administração
Brasileira/EBAP da Fundação Getúlio Vargas
(FGV)
Processo Legislativo e o Sistema de Comissões
Simone Diniz
Sociologia, UNICAMP (São Paulo, Brasil)
The Nicaraguan Judicial Structure and Its Reflection in Nicaraguan
Public Opinion
Lee D. Walker
Political Science, University of Florida
La tierra en guerra y la guerra por la tierra
Josefa Santiago-Caraballo
Historia, Universidad de Puerto Rico
PANEL 2. DEVELOPMENT AND PROBLEMS
IN HEALTH SERVICES: ATTITUDES, TREATMENTS, AND RIGHTS
African American Culture Room, 4.110
The Changing Political Economy of Health Service Delivery in Chile
Jasmine Gideon
Development Studies/Government, University of Manchester
DST/AIDS: Epidemiological Profile, Spacial Distribution and Informal
Treatment Practices in a Poor Community - Rio de Janeiro/BR
Valeria Rosa Bicudo
Administração Pública, Fundação
Getúlio Vargas
Sin and Sacrifice: Defining Illegal Abortion in Belo Horizonte,
Brazil
Lisa Kerber
Sociology, University of Texas at Austin
Anticoncepción Quirúrgica en el Perú: Una
Experiencia de Investigación en Materia de Derechos Humanos
de la Mujer
Raquel Cuentas Ramírez
Trabajo Social/Derecho, Centro de la Mujer Peruana "Flora
Tristán"
Actividades, conocimientos y prácticas del uso del condón
en prostitutas urbanas centroamericanas: Determinantes socioestructurales
del sexo inseguro
David Antonio Delgado Montaldo
Sociología, Población y Desarrollo, FLACSO
PANEL 3. STRUGGLE IN THE HISTORY
OF LABOR AND LABORERS IN LATIN AMERICA
Texas Governor’s Room, 3.116
From Anarchist Tenement to Peronist Neighborhood: Workers and
Public Housing in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1900-55
Eduardo Elena
History, Princeton University
The Artisans of Mexico City: 1821-1830
Daniel Scot Gutiérrez
History, Harvard University
Yanqui Imperialism or Soviet Plot: Mexican Railway Workers’
Strikes, 1958-1959
Michael Mantak
Latin American Studies, University of Texas at Austin
Workers’ Struggles: The FAT and New Forms of Self-Valorization
Alan Eladio Gómez
History & Latin American Studies, University of Texas at Austin
Principales características de la oferta de trabajo en
la Zona Metropolitana de la Ciudad de Puebla, México, de
1991-1995
Liliana Estrada Quiroz
Demografía, Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales
(México)
Struggling to Survive: Socio-Political Dynamics of Working Children
and the Nicaraguan Family in the 1990s
Jamie Cistoldi
Sociology & Latin American Studies, Bucknell University
PANEL 4. ASUNTOS DEL DESARROLLO
I: DEMOGRAFÍA, TECNOLOGÍA, Y RECURSOS
NATURALES
Eastwoods Room, 2.102
Tecnología y fuerza eléctrica en Puerto Rico: El
Trolley de la Porto Rico Railway, Light and Power Co., (1911-42)
Walter R. Bonilla-Carlo
Historia, Universidad de Puerto Rico - Río Piedras
Dinámica de la fecundidad en Centroamérica (1950-1990):
una explicación desde la teoría de la transición
demográfica
Héctor Vladimir Libreros Muñoz
Demografía, Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales
(México)
Pautas de asentamiento e impacto socioambiental en Xochimilco
Fernando Neira Orjuela
Demografía, Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales
Manejo de recursos naturales, apropiación del espacio y
organización social: una reflexión desde la ecología
cultural
Micaela Rosalinda Cruz Monje, Ivonne Flores Cabrera, Pedro Antonio
Ortiz Baez, & Ignacio Zavala Contreras
Antropología Social, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana
- Iztapalapa
LUNCH BREAK ~ 11:15 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.
SESSION TWO ~ 12:30 P.M. - 2:30 P.M.
PANEL 1. INVERSIONES, MERCADOS Y
EMPRESAS: ASUNTOS FINANCIEROS EN MÉXICO Y EL PERÚ
Asian American Culture Room, 4.224
Diversificación de exportaciones en México: 1960-1990
Rodolfo Hernández Guerrero
Economics, University of Texas at Dallas
El impacto de la crisis de 1994 sobre la inversión extranjera
directa en México
José Luis Alvarez Galván
Economía, Facultad de Economía, UNAM
The Relationship between Firm Investment and Financial Status:
Application to Peru
Enrique Espinoza & Marco Martinot
Universidad del Pacífico, Perú
Tecnología crediticia dirigida a la pequeña empresa
en el Perú Karim Peccio
Chavesta & Juan Carlos Ramires Zúñiga
Instituto de Promoción y Desarrollo Social & Pontificia
Universidad Católica del Perú
Metodología de Clasificación de Riesgo de Instituciones
Financieras según el modelo CAMEL: Aplicación a
los bancos del Perú
Diego Echecopar Málaga & Christian Portela Mazulis
Economics, Universidad del Pacífico (Perú)
PANEL 2. VOTES AND VOICES I: CIVIC
ACTION AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
African American Culture Room, 4.110
The Sáenz Peña Law: Electoral Reform and Political
Re-formation in Argentina
Gregory Hammond
History, University of Texas at Austin
Desarrollo y perspectiva del movimiento ciudadano en América
Latina
Víctor H. García Zapata O.
Política y Gestión Social, Universidad Autónoma
Metropolitana (Xochimilco, México)
Voter Behavior and Democracy in Chile
Hillel Soifer
Latin American Studies, Georgetown University School of Foreign
Service
[Maya Involvement in the Guatemalan Peace Accords]
Joycelyn Stevens
Latin American Studies, University of Texas at Austin
Violencia y Ciudadanía. El conflicto político en
Colombia y su impacto sobre la construcción de la ciudadanía
Miguel García Sánchez
Political Science, Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Citizenship, Democracy and Biodiversity in Colombia’s National
Parks
Maryanne Schiffman
Political Science/Latin American Studies, University of Texas
at Austin
PANEL 3. SYMBOLISM AND CONSCIOUSNESS
IN INDIGENOUS AND CONTEMPORARY ART
Texas Governor’s Room, 3.116
Seats of Power: Palanquins and Political Clout in Mesoamerica
Kerry Hull
Linguistic Anthropology, University of Texas at Austin
The Mapa de Teozacualco: Land and Ancestors in Colonial Oaxaca
Megan E. O’Neil
Art History, UT-Austin
La Calle del Grupo Suma and the Development of Mexican Conceptual
Art
Charmaine Picard
Art History, University of Chicago
The Implications of Mythology and Art for Shipibo Women
Jenny Rose
Latin American Studies, University of Texas at Austin
PANEL 4. CUBANS, AMERICANS, AND
CUBAN-AMERICANS: SYMBOLS, CONFLICTS, AND IDENTITIES
Eastwoods Room, 2.102
José Martí and the Krausist Analysis of American
Culture, 1881-1895
Frederick J. Skretta
Latin American Studies, University of Kansas
José Martí as a Political Symbol, 1925-1933
Sean Hale
Latin American Studies, University of Texas at Austin
Americanizing Cuba by Cubanizing Protestantism: The Cuban Mission
of American Friends, 1900-1948
Brian C. Graves
Latin American Studies, University of Texas at Austin
Santeria Yesterday and Today: A New Level of Syncretism
Niurca E. Márquez
Latin American & Caribbean Studies, Florida International
University
Bridging the Ideological Divide
Manny Hidalgo
Cuban & Cuban American Studies, Florida International University
SESSION THREE ~ 2:45 P.M. - 5:00 P.M.
PANEL 1. REACTIONS TO SOCIAL CHANGE
IN CONTEMPORARY HISPANIC AMERICAN FICTION
Asian American Culture Room, 4.224
Cambio y valores colectivos en la narrativa de dos escritores
peruanos: Julio Ramón Ribeyro (1929-1994) y José
Hidalgo (1937-)
Patricia Goitia Lebo
Spanish Literature, UT-Austin
Latin American Popular Fiction’s Engagement with Reality:
The "Subversive Subversion" of Paco Ignacio Taibo II
Robert Bruce Jensen
Library Science, Biblioteca "Jaime Oscar Arellano"
Fin de mundo en el Nuevo Mundo: Visiones apocalípticas
contemporáneas en escritores de América
Carolina Ferrer
Latin American & Chilean Literature, Universidad de Chile
Entre el yo y su urbe: la poesía urbana de la vanguardia
latinoamericana
Russell Cobb
Spanish & Portuguese, University of Texas at Austin
Mexican American Women & Autobiography: Recording and Recreating
the ‘I’ in Leonor Villegas de Magnon and Cliofas Jaramillo
Jennifer A. Alvarez
English, University of Texas at Austin
Juego de Damas, de R.H. Moreno Durán: El lenguaje en la
construcción de la
Nueva Novela Histórica
Ernesto Carriazo Osorio
Literature, Pontificia Universidad Xaveriana (Colombia)
PANEL 2. "PROJECT CHICHÉN
ITZÁ": REPORTS FROM FIELDWORK IN EXPERIMENTAL ETHNOGRAPHY,
PISTÉ, YUCATÁN
African American Culture Room, 4.110
Experimental Ethnography: Research Beyond Methodology
Lisa C. Breglia
Anthropology, Rice University
Report on the Ah Dzib P’izté Project in Maya Art and
Anthropology
Fernando Armstrong Fumero
Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania
Report on an Experimental Ethnography: The Chilam Balam Ah Pisté
Memory and History Project
Ana Wandless
Anthropology & Linguistics, University of Texas at Austin
Report on SELT: The School of Experimental Language Training
Jose Saul Martinez
Anthropology & Education, University of Houston
Debating Experimental Ethnography: Ethics, Intervention, and Evocation
at the Anti-Museum
James E. Todd (discussant)
Anthropology, University of California at Santa Cruz
PANEL 3. HISTORICAL, POLITICAL,
AND CULTURAL PROCESSES AT THE END OF THE MILLENNIUM.
Texas Governor’s Room, 3.116
Cultural Encounters in Mexico. Identity and Religion
Manuel Aguilar
University of Texas at Austin
¿Por dónde fueron? Re-visita a los itinerarios identidad
social recorridos en un pueblo joven de Lima en dos décadas
Cristina Herencia
University of Texas at Austin
This Is What They Told Me: Young Argentineans Remember Terror
Susana Kaiser
University of Texas at Austin
El rol del canta-autor Carlos Mejía Godoy en la agitación
política que finalmente concluyó con una participación
masiva en la Guerra Insurreccional (1970-1979) en contra de la
dictadura somocista: la transformación de un discurso marxista
a un discurso cristiano-revolucionario
Magdiel Castillo-Barquero
University of Texas at Austin
Entre Democracia y Violencia: Aspiraciones y Contradiciones de
las "Rondas Campesinas" de los Andes Peruanos
Gustavo Hernández
University of Texas at Austin
PANEL 4. INTER- AND INTRANATIONAL
MIGRATIONS: POLICIES, CONFLICTS, AND CAUSES
Eastwoods Room, 2.102
The Mexican Melting Pot: Foreigners and Race in 1920s Mexico
Leonora Dodge
History, University of Texas at Austin
Strategic Charity: Mexico and the Spanish Refugees
Ann Elisabeth Laksfoss Hansen
History, University of Texas at Austin
Tragetória Histórica e Política do Campesinato
no Brasil
Lizarda Yae Igarasi
Public Administration, Escola Brasileira de Administração
Pública, Fundação Getúlio Vargas
Recent Chiapan Migration to Tijuana: An Exploratory Inquiry
Erik Lee
Latin American Studies, University of California - San Diego
Migración y movilidad territorial en Chiapas: Los desplazados
internos por el conflicto armado
Julián Rebón Lloverás
Sociodemografía, Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales
(México)
Approaches to International Migration through the Narrative: An
Investigation into the Causes of Migration and the Process of
Assimilation
Richard Pelton
Latin American Studies, University of Texas at Austin
DAY TWO ~ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
27
SESSION FOUR ~ 9:00 A.M. - 11:00 A.M.
PANEL 1. VOTES AND VOICES II: INDIVIDUALS,
INSTITUTIONS AND THE STATE
African American Culture Room, 4.224
Social science as political ideology: El Museo Social Argentino
1911-1926
Line Schjolden
History, University of California at Berkeley
Opposition Politics in Mexico and the Career of Miguel Henríquez
Guzmán
Aaron W. Navarro
History, Harvard University
Democracy in the Time of Cholera: Utopia and the Postsocialist
Condition in Latin America
José-Antonio Orosco
Philosophy, University of California, Riverside
Políticas Culturales y Transición Democrática:
¿Porqué la creación artística no se
incluye en la Agenda de los Gobiernos en Transición Democrática?
Minerva Gianula Kanelos Poblete
Gestión y Políticas Culturales para Iberoamérica,
Instituto Complutense de Ciencias Musicales (Madrid)
The Effects of State Institutions on the Agrarian Sector During
the Implementation of Neoliberal Reforms
Diane Just
Political Science, University of Florida
Possibilities and Risks of the Ongoing Electoral Reform in Colombia
Juan Carlos Rodríguez
Political Science, IEPRI, Universidad Nacional de Colombia
PANEL 2. (RE)CONSTRUCTIONS OF REGIONAL
AND NATIONAL IDENTITIES
Meeting Room, 4.108
La recolización del Pasillo: Contesting Ecuadorian National
Identity through Music
Ketty Wong
Ethnomusicology, University of Texas at Austin
Rethinking Transnationalism: Reconstructing National Identities
Among Peruvian Catholic Immigrants in New Jersey
Larissa Ruiz Baía
Political Science, University of Florida
Lo propio y lo ajeno: las conmemoraciones del 25 y el 4 de julio
en Puerto Rico, 1899-1968
María M. Flores Collazo
Historia, Universidad de Puerto Rico - San Juan
"¿Cómo somos los puertorriqueños globalmente
considerados?": definiciones de la nación según
Antonio S. Pedreira y Tomás Blanco
Pablo Samuel Torres-Casillas
Historia, Universidad de Puerto Rico - Río Piedras
Success Myths of Monterrey
Susan Warshauer
Anthropology, University of Florida
PANEL 3. POLITICS AND THE COMMERCIALIZATION
OF CULTURE
Board of Director’s Room, 4.118
The Politics of Dancing: Religion, Power and Local Identity in
La Paz’s Fiesta de la Entrada del Gran Poder
Kevin Donnelly
Literature/Film/Culture, Tulane University
The Political Economy of Candomblé: Blacks on Display
Eric P. Rice
Anthropology, Johns Hopkins University
Pelé’s Law and the Commercialization of Brazilian
Soccer
Matthew C. Martin
Latin American Studies, University of California - San Diego
Deromanticizing the Mexican Miniature: Shrinking Palm Crafts in
the Mixteca-Puebla
Katrin Flechsig
Anthropology, University of Texas at Austin
Futebol: Uma questão social
Érico de Sousa Cardoso & João Henrique Gamond
Saravia
Universidade Federal Fluminense & Universidade Federal do
Rio de Janeiro
PANEL 4. ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION
IN BRAZIL: GLOBALIZATION, PRIVATIZATION, AND EMPLOYMENT
Chicano Culture Room, 4.206
Cultura e mudança organizacional: o dilema das organizações
brasileiras
Carmen Diva Monteiro & Patrícia Nassif da Cruz
Administração Pública, Escola Brasileira
de Administração Pública, Fundação
Getúlio Vargas
Situação atual da privatização tendo
em vista a Reforma do Estado no Brasil
Lizarda Yae Igarasi
Public Administration, EBAP/FGV
O problema do desemprego no Brasil
Ana Lúcia Carvalho de Oliveira, Vera Lúcia de Souza,
Maria Fernanda Costa Fernandes, & Marcelo Scofield de Lemos
Administração Pública, FGV
The Effects of Race and Family Background on the Wages of Brazilian
Men
Satomi Furuichi
Sociology, University of Texas at Austin
LUNCH BREAK ~ 11:00 A.M. - 12:15 P.M.
SESSION FIVE ~ 12:15 P.M. - 2:15 P.M.
PANEL 1. SOCIAL MOVEMENTS FOR HUMAN
& POLITICAL RIGHTS
African American Culture Room, 4.224
Garveyism in the Republic of Panama and the Canal Zone
Anju N. Reejhsinghani
History, University of Texas at Austin
Agitating for Their Rights: Colombian Women’s Struggle for
Emancipation, 1930-1960
Charity Coker
History, Florida International University
Human Rights Discourses and Indigenous Social Movements
Jessica Mulligan & Alexander Kazan
Latin American Studies, Georgetown University
Transnational Activism or Grassroots Internationalism?: The FMLN
and CISPES in an Age of Polyarchy
Paul Vaughn
Political Science, Northern Arizona University
Identity Politics in Search of Community-based Planning: A Case
Study of the Indigenous Movement in Costa Rica
Susanna Schaller
Latin American Studies/Community & Regional Planning, University
of New Mexico
PANEL 2. CONFLICT AND COMPROMISE
IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND FOREIGN POLICY
Meeting Room, 4.108
Neighborly Compromise: Mexico and the US Fight Foot and Mouth
Disease, 1946-1952
John Ledbetter
History, University of Texas at Austin
The Peru-Ecuador Border Dispute: A 50-year Happy-End Tale?
José Luis Chicoma Lúcar & Marco Antonio Martinot
Oliart
Economics, Universidad del Pacífico (Perú)
(De)Constructing El Salvador: U.S. Foreign Policy and the Press,
1979-1998
Molly Todd
Latin American Studies/History & Journalism, National Security
Archive, Washington, D.C.
Propaganda and Psychological Warfare: U.S. Communications and
Foreign Policy Toward Cuba
Robert Simpson
Latin American & Caribbean Studies/Political Science, Florida
International University
PANEL 3. ISSUES IN DEVELOPMENT II:
NGOS, POLITICS, AND PARTICIPATION
Board of Director’s Room, 4.118
A Case Study in Private Industry Initiative in Community Sustainable
Development in Rural Coastal Ecuador: Power, Knowledge and Participation
Laura Pierce
Latin American Studies/Geography & Development, University
of Texas at Austin
Latin American Grassroots Development
Forrest Metz
Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge
Finding the Loma Santa: The Limits of NGOs as Promoters of Civil
Society in Bolivia
Patricia Richards
Sociology, University of Texas at Austin
Independent Intervention: The Role of NGOs in the Chiapas Conflict
Emily Middaugh
History/Politics, Willamette University
Impacto de la asociación en participación (Alcosa-Tabaromex)
en la mujer y trabajadores agrícolas del cultivo de flor
de cempasuchil de Valles Centrales, Oaxaca
María Luisa Quintero Soto
Ciencias Agrícolas, UNAM, ENEP Aragón
PANEL 4. ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL GLOBALIZATION:
PROBLEMS, STRATEGIES & IMPLICATIONS
Chicano Culture Room, 4.206
Regional Economic Disparities in Mexico: The Free Trade Impact
Javier Sanchez-Reaza
Regional Planning, London School of Economics
A New Challenge in Strategic Management for Organizations in Southern
Common Market: the Cross-Cultural and Global Perspectives Like
Competitive Advantages
Daniel Enrique Rótulo Decuadra
Management, Fundação Getúlio Vargas/EBAP
Politicas para el apoyo a las Pequeñas y Medias Empresas
(PyMEs) en Brasil y Paraguay
Sonia E. González Saldivar
Public Administration, EBAP/FGV
Political-Economic Convergence and the Changing Security Paradigm
of MERCOSUR
Alex Easdale
International Relations, Florida International University
Doble Nacionalidad ¿Acierto o Desatino?
Omar Julio Ignacio España Arrieta
Relaciones Internacionales, Universidad Nacional Autónoma
de México--Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales
SESSION SIX ~ 2:30 P.M. - 4:45 P.M.
PANEL 1. IMAGES, IDEOLOGIES, AND
ACTIONS: WOMEN AND GENDER CONCERNS
African American Culture Room, 4.224
Dos visiones antagóncias de la mujer en Comentarios de
los Incas y La nueva corónica y buen gobierno
Alfonso Alayza
Spanish & Portuguese, University of Texas at Austin
"God, Fatherland and Home!": Women and Education Reform
in Twentieth-Century Brazil
Laura Shankland
Latin American Studies, University of Texas at Austin
Life on the Edge: Survival Strategies of Women in the Urban Periphery
of Salvador, Brazil
Bani Bev Makkar
Sociology, University of Cardiff (Wales) & Universidade Federal
da Bahia
Deconstruindo Machismo: Vitimas da Ideologia Machista no Brasil
José Batista Loureiro de Oliveira
Psychology, University of Bologna, Italy
"Nosotros tenemos derecho de decir lo que pasó":
Collective Action by Maya Women Widowed by la Violencia in Guatemala
Paula Winch
Latin American Studies, University of Texas at Austin
An Undocumented Feminism: An Analysis of the Experience of U.S.
Latinas by Means of Their Theoretical Perspectives
Verónica T. Zavaleta
Spanish & Portuguese, University of Texas at Austin
PANEL 2. FRONTIERS IN MEXICAN HISTORY:
FAMILY, CLASS AND ECONOMIC RELATIONS IN COLONY & NATION
Meeting Room, 4.108
Basque Influence in Northern New Spain: The Dispute over the Estate
of Don Manuel San Juan de Santa Cruz
Catherine Tracy Goode
History, Northern Arizona University
Los manejos de una compañía comercial en la Nueva
España a fines del siglo XVIII
Clara Elena Suárez Argüello
History, Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología
Social (México)
Familia, patrimonio y relaciones de autoridad en la ciudad de
Guanajuato, 1790-1840
María García Acosta
Historia, El Colegio de México, A.C.
Chimayeses Insurgentes: Rebellion, Subalternity, and Militia Service
on Mexico’s Northern Frontier
Lance R. Blyth
History, Northern Arizona University
La colonia española de México y su visión
del 98
Aymer Granados García
Historia, Colegio de México
PANEL 3. THE MEDIA AND COLONIALISM:
NEW TRENDS, FAMILIAR PROBLEMS
Board of Director’s Room, 4.118
"Just as in Ancient Times": The Maya, the National Geographic,
and the Colonial Context
James Terry
History of Art, University of Kansas
Images and Identity: The Consequences of Hollywood in the Cinema
of Developing Nations
Lisa Pino
Film/Media, Arizona State University
The New Colonialism in the Information Age
Dana S. Littlefield
Journalism, University of Florida
"Pa’lante mi gente que esto cuesta": A Production
Ethnography of a Puerto Rican Television Sitcom
Yeidy Rivero
Radio Television & Film, University of Texas at Austin
Reflexión en torno a la relación entre México
y los Estados Unidos
Onelia González Salazar
Etnohistoria, Escuela Nacional de Antropología e Historia,
México
El Documental Etnográfico y la Antropología Visual
en México y Latinoamérica
Michael Ramos Araizaga
Etnohistoria, Escuela Nacional de Antropología e Historia,
México
PANEL 4. FRUITS OF THE EARTH: THE
CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF LATIN AMERICAN MINING, AGRICULTURE,
AND AQUACULTURE
Chicano Culture Room, 4.206
Dynamics of Land Use and Agriculture on the Uplands and Adjacent
Flood Plain in the Lower Amazon
Susan E. Swales
Geography, University of Florida
Aprovechamiento de los Residuos Agroindustriales: Obtención
Biotecnológica de Celulosa y Etanol Apartir del Café
Agotado
Roberto Arturo Agudelo Aguirre
Ingeniería Química, Universidad Nacional de Colombia,
Centro Nacional de Investigaciones de Café
Environmental Problems Associated with Shrimp Aguaculture in Latin
America
Sylvia M. Bolanos
International Relations, University of Miami
The Problem of the Infamous Brazilian Garimpeiros
Amy Sprague
Latin American Studies, University of Texas at Austin
5:00 P.M.
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
DR. MARJORIE AGOSÍN
PROFESSOR OF LITERATURE, WELLESLEY COLLEGE ~ RECIPIENT, 1998 UNITED
NATIONS LEADERSHIP AWARD IN HUMAN RIGHTS
"Passion, Memory, and the Pursuit of Human Rights"
Welch Hall Teaching Auditorium
(Room 2.224)
24th and Speedway
Please direct questions, comments, and threats to Curtis or Martha.
Phone: (512) 471-5551 Fax: (512) 471-3090