Interview Details

Title & Link

(PDF) Bringing the Dead Back into Society: An Interview with Mercedes Doretti, Social Research, vol. 73, no. 2, 2016 | Alexandra Delano - Academia.edu

Publish Date

January 1, 2016

Interviewees

Mercedes Doretti

Interviewers

Alexandra Delano

Publisher

Topics

Forensic identification

human rights violations

Missing migrants

People Mentioned

Alejandro Vélez Salas

Amelia Frank-Vitale

Angana Chatterji

Benjamin Nienass

Carlos Dorantes

Courtney Siegert

Ernesto Schwartz-Marin

John Doering-White

Juan Antonio Flores Martos

Marie-Laure Basilien-Gainche

Marta Sanchez Soler

Mercedes Salado Puerto

Nicholas P Herrmann

Pedro Paulo A. Funari

Robin C Reineke

Timothy P Gocha

Works Mentioned

Application of Stable Isotopes and Geostatistics to Predict Region of Geographic Origin for Deceased Migrants Recovered in Southern Texas

Appraising forensic anthropology in the Philippines: Current status and future directions

At the Crossroads of Love, Ritual, and Archaeology: The Exhumation of Mass Graves in Contemporary Spain (Dissertation)

Bodies in Limbo: Issues in Identification and Repatriation of Migrant Remains in South Texas

Border Deaths. Causes, Dynamics and Consequences of Migration-related Mortality

Buried Evidence: Unknown, Unmarked, and Mass Graves in Kashmir

Civilian Protection in Mexico & Guatemala: Humanitarian Engagement with Druglords & Gangs

Death as the border: Managing missing migrants and unidentified bodies at the EU's Mediterranean frontier

Deaths at the Borders. From Institutional Carelessness to Private Concern..pdf

Deaths, Visibility, and Responsibility: The Politics of Mourning at the US-Mexico Border

Distinguished guests or agents of ingérence: foreign participation in Spanis

Places Mentioned

Central America

EU's Mediterranean frontier

Tucson, Arizona

United States-Mexico border

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