Maya after War: Conflict, Power, and Politics in Guatemala
In Maya after War, Jennifer L. Burrell investigates the persistent effects of conflict on Guatemala's Maya communities. The work explores how power dynamics and political processes shape post-war recovery, revealing the complexities of social and cultural rebuilding in the face of ongoing challenges.
About This Book
Maya after War examines the aftermath of conflict in Guatemala, focusing on the interplay of power and politics within Maya societies.
The book addresses how these forces continue to influence community structures and social relations in the wake of war.
Through detailed analysis, it highlights the enduring impacts of historical violence on contemporary Maya life.
Insights are drawn from ethnographic research, offering a nuanced view of resilience and adaptation.
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