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The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology

Volume 6. Issue 2. September 2001

Contents:

Part I: Applied Anthropology in Latin America

1. Applied Anthropology/antropología de la gestión: Debating the Uses of Anthropology in the United States and Latin America: From Policy Ethnography to Theory of Practice: Introductory Considerations
   
   1. Judith Freidenberg
2. La antropología aplicada al servicio del estado-nación: aculturación e indigenismo en la frontera sur de México
   
   1. Rosalva Aída Hernández Castillo
3. Dialogía y ruptura: la tradición etnogr´fica en la antropología aplicada en Puerto Rico, a partir de The People of Puerto Rico
   
   1. Manuel Valdés Pizzini
4. The People of Puerto Rico Half a Century Later: One Author's Recollections
   
   1. Sidney W. Mintz

Part II: Rethinking Polarized Ethnicities: Power and Identity in Guatemala

1. Guatemala: A Brief Chronology
   
2. Rethinking Bi-Polar Constructions of Ethnicity
   
   1. Kay B. Warren
3. "Where Have All the Spaniards Gone" Independent Identities: Ethnicities, Class and the Emergent National State
   
   1. Todd Little-Siebold
4. With All the Means that Prudence Would Suggest: "Procedural Culture and the Writing of Cultural Histories of Power about 19th-century Mesoamerica
   
   1. John M. Watanabe
5. Beyond the Indian-Ladino Dichotomy: Contested Identities in an Eastern Guatemalan Town
   
   1. Christa Little-Siebold
6. The Transformation of the Tzuultaq'a: Jorge Ubico, Protestants and other Verapaz Maya at the Crossroads of Community, State and Transnational Interests
   
   1. Abigail E. Adams
7. Repensando la etnicidad en Guatemala: Una nueva aproximación interdisciplinar
   
   1. Marta Elena Casaús Arzú
8. Ambiguity and Contradiction in the Analysis of Race and the State
   
   1. Marisol de la Cadena