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Lynn Stephen
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Zapotec women
L Stephen
Austin: University of Texas, 1991
1119*1991
Transborder Lives: Indigenous Oaxacans in Mexico, California, and Oregon
L Stephen
Duke University Press, 2007
8942007
Zapata lives!: histories and cultural politics in southern Mexico
L Stephen
Univ of California Press, 2002
3622002
Dissident women: Gender and cultural politics in Chiapas
S Speed, RA Hernández Castillo, LM Stephen
University of Texas Press, 2006
2302006
We are the Face of Oaxaca: Testimony and Social Movements
L Stephen
Duke University Press, 2013
1652013
Sexualities and genders in Zapotec Oaxaca
L Stephen
Latin American Perspectives 29 (2), 41-59, 2002
1592002
Gender, citizenship, and the politics of identity
L Stephen
Latin American Perspectives 28 (6), 54-69, 2001
1342001
Culture as a resource: Four cases of self-managed indigenous craft production in Latin America
L Stephen
Economic Development and Cultural Change 40 (1), 101-130, 1991
1241991
The construction of indigenous suspects: militarization and the gendered and ethnic dynamics of human rights abuses in Southern Mexico
L Stephen
American Ethnologist 26 (4), 822-842, 1999
1011999
women's rights are human rights: the merging of feminine and feminist interests among El Salvador's mothers of the disappeared (CO‐MADRES)
L Stephen
American Ethnologist 22 (4), 807-827, 1995
981995
Women’s weaving cooperatives in Oaxaca: An indigenous response to neoliberalism
L Stephen
Critique of anthropology 25 (3), 253-278, 2005
942005
Engendering Tomb 7 at Monte Alban: Respinning an old yarn [and comments and reply]
SD McCafferty, GG McCafferty, EM Brumfiel, C Coggins, CL Costin, ...
Current Anthropology 35 (2), 143-166, 1994
931994
The creation and re-creation of ethnicity: Lessons from the Zapotec and Mixtec of Oaxaca
L Stephen
Latin American Perspectives 23 (2), 17-37, 1996
891996
Weaving in the Fast Lane: Class, Ethnicity, and Gender in Zafotec Craft
L Stephen
Crafts in the world market: The impact of global exchange on Middle American …, 1993
891993
The zapatista opening: the movement for indigenous autonomy and state discourses on indigenous rights in mexico, 1970− 1996
L Stephen
Journal of Latin American Anthropology 2 (2), 2-41, 1997
731997
Pro-Zapatista and pro-PRI: Resolving the contradictions of Zapatismo in rural Oaxaca
L Stephen
Latin American Research Review 32 (2), 41-70, 1997
711997
Hear My Testimony: María Teresa Tula
MT Tula, L Stephen
Human Rights Activist of El Salvador, 169-72, 1994
701994
Redefined nationalism in building a movement for indigenous autonomy in southern Mexico
L Stephen
Journal of Latin American Anthropology 3 (1), 72-101, 1997
641997
Women in Mexico's popular movements: Survival strategies against ecological and economic impoverishment
L Stephen
Latin American Perspectives 19 (1), 73-96, 1992
601992
The Zapatista Army of National Liberation and the National Democratic Convention
L Stephen
Latin American Perspectives 22 (4), 88-99, 1995
591995
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