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Harry Sanabria

Emeritus Associate Professor

University of Pittsburgh

Affiliations

Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Harry Sanabria is currently serving as an Anthropology Emeritus Associate Professor at University of Pittsburgh.

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University of Pittsburgh

Emeritus Associate Professor

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political science anthropology cultural anthropology latin american politics sociology economics international relations latin american research latin american studies political ecology neoliberalism governance political economy comparative politics criminology agrarian change economic systems comparative political studies geopolitics family relations social anthropology anthropological theory manipulation (psychology) intergroup conflict comparative economics political transformation regional economic restructuring transition economies anti-imperialism cross-border crime family relationships parental care parent leadership indigenous studies indigenous movements latin american archaeology settler colonialism bolivian neoliberalism latin america bolivian reality bolivian andes economic anthropology social history sociocultural anthropology latin american economic history portuguese caribbean studies inter-american relation

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Anthropology, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Harry Sanabria

latin americacultural anthropologyanthropology

Reviews/Recensions. Canadian Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies / Revue canadienne des études latino-américaines et caraïbes (2012)

José Antonio Giménez MicóJean GrugelDenise ChallengerJulia BuxtonMichael K. McCallMike AlleyneRuth Gomberg-MuñozMaxwell A. CameronJoan BristolBenjamin BryceHenry DietzCarmelo Mesa-Lago

Mothers and Daughters. Journal of Ethnicity in Substance Abuse (2004)

Eloise DunlapGabriele StürzenhofeckerHarry SanabriaBruce D. Johnson

family relationshipsparental carematernal healthparent leadershipfamily relationsjournalism

Exploring Kinship in Anthropology and History: Surnames and Social Transformations in the Bolivian Andes. Latin American Research Review (2001)

Harry Sanabria

sociocultural anthropologylatin american studiessocial anthropologybolivian andessocial historycultural historyanthropologylatin american researchhistorycultural anthropology

Resistance and the Arts of Domination. Latin American Perspectives (2000)

Harry Sanabria

intergroup conflictpolitical sciencesociologyinternational relationsartmanipulation (psychology)latin american politics

Consolidating States, Restructuring Economies, and Confronting Workers and Peasants: The Antinomies of Bolivian Neoliberalism. Comparative Studies in Society and History (1999)

Harry Sanabria

comparative economicspolitical ecologyneoliberalismcomparative political studiespolitical transformationpublic policyeconomicspolitical sciencepolitical economytransition economiesanti-imperialismgovernanceregional economic restructuringbolivian neoliberalismcomparative politicseconomic systemsgeopoliticsagrarian change

Coca, Cocaine, and the Bolivian Reality.. State University of New York Press eBooks (1997)

Madeline Barbara LéonsHarry Sanabria

bolivian realitycriminologypolitical scienceeconomicssociologyinternational relationscross-border crimeeconomic historylatin american politics

BOLIVIA: Land of Struggle. Latin American Anthropology Review (1993)

Harry Sanabria

anthropological theorycolonialismland usesettler colonialismlatin american studieslatin american politicslatin american archaeologycultureindigenous studieslatin american researchgeographyanthropologyindigenous movementsethnographyconflictcultural anthropology

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Harry Sanabria

Emeritus Associate Professor

University of Pittsburgh

Affiliations

Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Harry Sanabria is currently serving as an Anthropology Emeritus Associate Professor at University of Pittsburgh.

Honors

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Experiences

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Harry Sanabria

University of Pittsburgh

Emeritus Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Anthropology, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Harry Sanabria

latin americacultural anthropologyanthropology

Reviews/Recensions. Canadian Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies / Revue canadienne des études latino-américaines et caraïbes (2012)

José Antonio Giménez MicóJean GrugelDenise ChallengerJulia BuxtonMichael K. McCallMike AlleyneRuth Gomberg-MuñozMaxwell A. CameronJoan BristolBenjamin BryceHenry DietzCarmelo Mesa-Lago

Mothers and Daughters. Journal of Ethnicity in Substance Abuse (2004)

Eloise DunlapGabriele StürzenhofeckerHarry SanabriaBruce D. Johnson

family relationshipsparental carematernal healthparent leadershipfamily relationsjournalism

Exploring Kinship in Anthropology and History: Surnames and Social Transformations in the Bolivian Andes. Latin American Research Review (2001)

Harry Sanabria

sociocultural anthropologylatin american studiessocial anthropologybolivian andessocial historycultural historyanthropologylatin american researchhistorycultural anthropology

Resistance and the Arts of Domination. Latin American Perspectives (2000)

Harry Sanabria

intergroup conflictpolitical sciencesociologyinternational relationsartmanipulation (psychology)latin american politics

Consolidating States, Restructuring Economies, and Confronting Workers and Peasants: The Antinomies of Bolivian Neoliberalism. Comparative Studies in Society and History (1999)

Harry Sanabria

Coca, Cocaine, and the Bolivian Reality.. State University of New York Press eBooks (1997)

Madeline Barbara LéonsHarry Sanabria

bolivian realitycriminologypolitical scienceeconomicssociologyinternational relationscross-border crimeeconomic historylatin american politics

BOLIVIA: Land of Struggle. Latin American Anthropology Review (1993)

Harry Sanabria

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