The Struggle for Memory in Latin America

1. Introduction
Emilio Crenzel, Eugenia Allier-Montaño

Part I. Dictatorships and Authoritarian Regimes

2. Toward a History of the Memory of Political Violence and the Disappeared in Argentina
Emilio Crenzel

3. “As an Unhealed Wound”: Memory and Justice in Post-Dictatorship Uruguay
Eugenia Allier-Montaño, Camilo Vicente Ovalle

4. Memory Policies in Chile, 1973–2010
Claudio Javier Barrientos

5. The Skirmish of Memories and Political Violence in Dictatorial Brazil
Samantha Viz Quadrat

6. The Legacy of Authoritarianism and the Construction of Historical Memory in Post-Stroessner Paraguay
Luis Roniger, Leonardo Senkman, María Antonia Sánchez

Part II. Wars and Authoritarian Regimes

7. The Truth Ten Years On: The CVR in Peru
Cynthia E. Milton

8. “From Conspiracy to Struggle for Democracy: A Historicization of the Political Memories of the Mexican ’68”
Eugenia Allier-Montaño

9. The Commissions for the Study of Violence in Colombia: An Analysis of the Official Devices and Narratives of the Past and Present of Violence
Jefferson Jaramillo Marín

10. The Limits of Peace in the Case of El Salvador: Memories in Conflict and Permanent Victims
Eduardo Rey Tristán, Alberto Martín Álvarez, Jorge Juárez Ávila

11. The Naturalization of Peace and War: The Hegemonic Discourses on the Political Violence in Guatemala
Julieta Rostica

Part III. Writings on Recent History

12. “It Is Not a Part of American History That We Are Proud of.” Declassification Projects in the United States (1993–2002)
Benedetta Calandra

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