The Blood of Guatemala: A History of Race and Nation (Latin America Otherwise)
by Greg Grandin
A historical analysis of race and nation-building in Guatemala, exploring how racial categories influenced politics, citizenship, and indigenous communities.
About This Book
The Blood of Guatemala examines the intertwined histories of race and nation in modern Guatemala.
The book draws on archival research to trace how racial categories shaped political and social life.
It situates Guatemala within broader Latin American debates about identity, citizenship, and state formation.
The study highlights the role of indigenous communities in national history and political conflict.
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