Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Introduction: The Futures of Reparations in Latin America 1
4. 1 On Insurgent Knowledge and Affiliative Powers: Human Rights Violations, Civil Society Archives, and Forms of Repair 28
5. 2 Memory Caught in the Everyday: A Case of a Salvadoran Reparation Ethnography 52
6. 3 Being Repaired: Reparations and Remediations in Peru 74
7. 4 “Here? Justice?”: Enacting Repair on the Boundaries of Justice in Argentina 92
8. 5 Indigenous Belongings as Precarious: An Ethnography of Reparation Activism for Mine-Caused Damages in Guatemala 114
9. 6 Indigenous Reparations in Plurinational Bolivia: Entanglement, Hopefulness, and Restorative Futures 139
10. 7 Engendering Repair: Mapuche Women Elders’ Life Histories, Violence, and the Future 156
11. 8 Involuntary Resettlement Resulting from Mining Operations in Peru: The Illusion of Commensuration, State Responsibility, and Corporate Reparations 180
12. Afterword: The Politics of Reparations 203
13. Acknowledgments 213
14. Notes on Contributors 215
15. Index 219