Disappearances in Mexico

The Editors and Contributors

Acknowledgements

Acronyms and Abbreviations

Introduction

Disappearances in Mexico: From the 'dirty war' to the 'war on drugs'

Silvana Mandolessi

PART I Historical Dimensions of Disappearances

1 Responsibilities in the system of enforced disappearance of people in Argentina: A historical perspective

Emilio Crenzel

2 Recasting history to cast off shadows: State violence in Mexico, 1958-2018

Eugenia Allier Montano, Camilo Vicente Ovalle and Juan Sebastian Granada-Cardona

PART II Political Dimensions of Disappearances

3 Disappearance and governmentality in Mexico

Pilar Calveiro

4 Violence regimes and disappearances: Some reflections from the northeast region of Mexico

Karina Ansolabehere and Alvaro Martos

PART III Legal Dimensions of Disappearances

5 State acquiescence to disappearances in the context of Mexico's 'war on drugs'

Lene Guercke

6 Fate and whereabouts: the two elements that make up the right to know about the victims of enforced disappearance

Rainer Huhle

PART IV Affective and Experienced Dimensions of the Search and the Social Mobilization for the Disappeared

7 Pedagogies of searching in contexts of dispossession

Carolina Robledo Silvestre

8 The right to search in the case of disappeared persons: A right constructed from below

Jorge Verastegui Gonzalez

9 Memorialising absence: Memorials to the disappeared in Mexico

Maria de Vecchi Gerli

Index

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• Política e governo
• Teoria e ciência política
• Direitos humanos
• Direitos cívicos e cidadania
• Obras de referência
• Sociologia

Enforced Disappearance;Spanish Initials;Disappeared Persons;Piedras Negras;Military Junta;UN;CNB;Direccion Federal De Seguridad;North Eastern Mexico;Los Zetas;DFS;Hr Committee;Gate;Clandestine Graves;International Humanitarian Law;De Familiares De Detenidos Desaparecidos;Human Rights;IACHR;PRD;Nacional De Derechos Humanos;Violence Regimes;North Eastern Region;Public Prosecutor's Office;Clandestine Detention Centres;Initial Deprivation