When the Guns Stop Roaring: Remembering Conflict in Latin America

Conference on Latin American History 43
Sunday, January 4, 2015: 11:30 AM-1:30 PM
Carnegie Room East (Sheraton New York, Third Floor)
Chair:
Uri Rosenheck, Coastal Carolina University
Papers:
Constructing an Official Memory of Colombia’s Civil War: An Analysis of the Centro Nacional De Memoria Historica
Brett Troyan, State University of New York at Cortland
Taking What Is Ours, According to Law: “Land Rights” and Conflict in Guatemala and Honduras, 1954–Present
Elizabeth Molnar, University of Pittsburgh
I Will Return and I Will Be Millions: Vernacular and State-Sponsored Memorials to Argentina’s Desaparecidos
Patrice Elizabeth Olsen, Illinois State University
Spatial Memories: World War II Monuments in Brazil and the Geography of Oblivion
Uri Rosenheck, Coastal Carolina University
Comment:
Paulo Drinot, University College London
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