Nicaragua, Back from the Dead? An Anthropological View of the Sandinista Movement in the early 21st Century
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Nicaragua, Back from the Dead? An Anthropological View of the Sandinista Movement in the early 21st Century

by Johannes Wilm

Anthropology Latin American Studies Political Movements Nicaraguan History
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Johannes Wilm examines Nicaragua and the Sandinista movement in the early twenty-first century from an anthropological perspective. Framed by the question of whether the movement is “back from the dead,” this concise study considers its continued relevance and place in contemporary Nicaragua.

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This book presents an anthropological view of Nicaragua in the early twenty-first century.

It focuses on the Sandinista movement and its place in contemporary Nicaraguan life.

The title’s question, “Back from the Dead?”, frames an examination of the movement’s continued relevance and possible resurgence.

Written by Johannes Wilm, the work offers a focused perspective on a major political movement through an anthropological lens.

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