Titlebook: Sociopolitics of Migrant Death and Repatriation; Perspectives from Fo Krista E. Latham,Alyson J. O‘Daniel Book 2018 Springer International

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Dialog Across States and Agencies: Juggling Ethical Concerns of Forensic Anthropologists North of th and institutions involved may necessitate nuanced interpretations of forensic science ethics. Reading across border death initiatives in Arizona, this chapter considers how forensic science in a context of humanitarian crisis may in some ways be distinct from forensic science practiced in other con

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Charting Future Directionsnravel the dynamic pathways articulating forensic science, global histories, and processes of culture.Forensic scientists must be mindful of the ways in which historically-driven political and economic contexts simultaneously shape, constrain, and enable their work.Scholars and practitioners are jus

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Capitalism and Crisis in Central Americahe drug war has led hundreds of thousands to flee the region over the past decade. This chapter will connect colonialism, racism, and dispossession in Central American history with ongoing economic and coercive violence carried out under US supervision, spurring outward migration by adults and youth.

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The Geography of Migrant Death: Implications for Policy and Forensic Scienceer policy on the ground and in local places where deaths have been clustered. We aim to unpack the many ramifications of border enforcement’s inextricable relationship with geography as a deadly force multiplier.

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Bodies in Limbo: Issues in Identification and Repatriation of Migrant Remains in South Texas many ways, the fragmentation and differential support for volunteer forensic scientists have produced particular systems-level nodes where bodies may wait “in limbo” for years. This chapter considers constraints faced by forensic scientists and the systemic implications of those individual constraints.

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Book 2018ding flows of people across national boundaries and, eventually, into the treacherous terrains of the United States borderlands. The proposed volume builds on this tradition of situating migration and migrant death within broad, systems-level frameworks of analysis, but contends that there is anothe

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2567-6776 bing migration processes in terms of “vertical borders” prodAs scholars have by now long contended, global neoliberalism and the violence associated with state restructuring provide key frameworks for understanding flows of people across national boundaries and, eventually, into the treacherous terr

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Krista E. Latham,Ryan Strandope, which are so similar to the living African Elephant that many found plausible the explanation that they were bones of animals used by the Roman army. Any doubt that Cuvier’s mastodon still lived in the wilds of the western North American interior was crushed ten years later when the Lewis and C