Volume 2, Number 1. December 2003

comentario editorial
La América indígena
Dolores Miralles Alberola

perspectives
On the Nature and Reason for Native American Studies in the Academy
Inés Hernández-Ávila

arquivo
The New Indian Case
Archie Phinney

Commentary: Archie Phinney and “The New Indian Case”
Steven Crum

enfoques
Indigenous Intellectuals and Activists: From Social Justice to Human Rights
Sylvia Escárcega

An Exercise in Recasting History Using Modern Scholarship: The Case of the Tres niños mártires de Tlaxcala
Cristóbal Valencia Ramírez

Marcos: El icono desconocido. El uso del mito como herramienta política del EZLN mexicano
Luisa Ortiz Pérez

Aluci.Netion: Spiritual Capital in the Sierra Mazateca
Paloma Martínez-Cruz

en route
Publishing an Academic Article
Febe Armendariz & Jennifer M. Valko

arte factu
A School of Art and an Open Studio: Communal Memories and Art in Post-War El Salvador
Claudia Bernardi

topographies
Nadie es dueño de la verdad: una entrevista con Rigoberta Menchú Tum
Dolores Miralles Alberola

travesía crítica
The Myth of the Mexican “Nation”: Whose Ethnicity Is It?
Linda L. Grabner-Coronel

Through the Eyes of the Panther
Benjamin Burgess

Manipulando los hilos del poder: movimientos indígenas en Colombia, Guatemala y Brasil
Serafín M. Coronel-Molina

Comparsas: Mestizo Identities and Representation
Rodolfo L. Meyer Mendoza

contributors

call for papers/convocatoria/chamada de artigos

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