... This chapter opens the Rhodesia portion of the book. It describes the geography of this landlocked, southern African country and briefly surveys what is known of its precolonial history. The arrival of Cecil Rhodes in the late nineteenth century, and the establishment of Rhodesia, set the stage...

... This chapter opens the Zimbabwe portion of the book. Amid the messy aftermath of a bloody war, Mapfumo works to rebuild his band and his reputation. He produces songs of celebration, laced with stern warnings to those who would disrupt the progress of the new nation. The chapter delves...

... of memory. Salvadoran youth are denied membership in El Salvador, in a practical sense, by the events that led them to emigrate and by the stigmatization they face if deported to El Salvador as adults. Many of these youth are also denied membership in the United States for at least some portion...

... in the late nineteenth century through the present. Post-1965 Asian immigration and the model minority stereotype are discussed in relation to advertising. The latter portion of the chapter traces the growth of the Asian American advertising and its place in “multicultural” advertising alongside Latino...

... This chapter opens the America portion of the book. We meet Al Green, an American musician-entrepreneur who starts a record company (aNOnym reCOrds) principally aimed at releasing Mapfumo’s music. Green facilitates the process of bringing Mapfumo’s wife and kids to Eugene, Oregon. A young...

... with a handful of his top former interrogators. A number of former M-13 prisoners and guards testified, some of whom claimed to have seen Duch engage in torture. A significant portion of the chapter focuses on the testimony of François Bizot, a French ethnographer imprisoned at M-13, who recounted his...

... for the steady stream of new social programs and economic policies. In December 2010, the first and shorter version of the Law of the Rights of Mother Earth (Law 071) was presented to the Plurinational Legislative Assembly, portions of which are excerpted here. In October 2012, a much-altered and longer version...

...America This chapter opens the America portion of the book. We meet Al Green, an American musician-entrepreneur who starts a record company (aNOnym reCOrds) principally aimed at releasing Mapfumo’s music. Green facilitates the process of bringing Mapfumo’s wife and kids to Eugene, Oregon...

...Rhodesia This chapter opens the Rhodesia portion of the book. It describes the geography of this landlocked, southern African country and briefly surveys what is known of its precolonial history. The arrival of Cecil Rhodes in the late nineteenth century, and the establishment of Rhodesia...

...Zimbabwe This chapter opens the Zimbabwe portion of the book. Amid the messy aftermath of a bloody war, Mapfumo works to rebuild his band and his reputation. He produces songs of celebration, laced with stern warnings to those who would disrupt the progress of the new nation. The chapter...

... seen Duch engage in torture. A significant portion of the chapter focuses on the testimony of François Bizot, a French ethnographer imprisoned at M-13, who recounted his interactions with Duch, who was his interrogator. Bizot was one of the few prisoners released from M-13. Just before his release, he...

... of “living well” (suma qamaña) as an organizing principle for the steady stream of new social programs and economic policies. In December 2010, the first and shorter version of the Law of the Rights of Mother Earth (Law 071) was presented to the Plurinational Legislative Assembly, portions of which...