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Linda Green

Professor Anthropology

University of Arizona

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College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

School of Anthropology

Linda Green is currently serving as a College Of Social & Behavioral Sciences Professor Anthropology at University of Arizona.

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University of Arizona

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anthropology cultural anthropology ethnography social anthropology latin american studies arizona borderlands sociology sociocultural anthropology ancient mesoamerica indigenous studies paleoanthropology ethnohistory indigenous peoples landscape archaeology history political science security studies conflict international relations governance medical anthropology strategic studies democracy geopolitics latin american politics american studies migration studies anthropological theory criminal justice fish biology zoology fishery research psychological science death studies applied psychology regime analysis conflict studies civil conflict political conflict rural culture diaspora studies latin american diaspora community mental health community health cross-border crime aquatic organisms organismic biology human condition thanatology irrationality genocide historical reconstruction palaeo-environmental reconstruction american archaeology global health crisis disease outbreaks guatemalan military project rural industrialization mayan youth qualitative study community health workers legalized criminality hasta etnocidio book reviews broad significance rural guatemala mayan widows mayan women american southwest las viudas los areas global history colonialism settler colonialism lateral violence peace research social justice violent behavior structural violence

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The Killing Fields of the American Southwest: Notes From the Arizona Borderlands, Part 3. Dialectical Anthropology (2021)

Linda Green

landscape archaeologyanthropologyfield archaeologypalaeo-environmental reconstructionarchaeologyenvironmental historypaleoanthropologyecologyenvironmental anthropologyarizona borderlandssocial anthropologyanthropological archaeologyancient mesoamericaamerican archaeologyhistorical geographyethnohistoryamerican southwestcultureethnographycultural anthropology

Covid-19 and Legalized Criminality: Notes From the Arizona Borderlands, Part 2. Dialectical Anthropology (2020)

Linda Green

covid-19arizona borderlandscriminologypublic policylegalized criminalitycross-border crimepublic healthcriminal justiceanthropology

A Qualitative Study Exploring the Role of Community Health Workers in Promoting Maternal Postpartum Mental Health in Nicaragua. Journal of Global Health Reports (2019)

Anna Steeves-ReeceNicole YuanLinda Green

global healthcommunity mental healthcommunity healthqualitative studypublic healthcommunity health workershealth promotion

Fear as a Way of Life. Duke University Press eBooks (2019)

vulnerabilityapplied psychologypsychological sciencethanatologyanxiety disordersexistentialismcuriosityirrationalitypsychologyhuman conditionhuman naturedeath studiesphilosophypsychological trauma

Mayan Women: From Genocide to Ethnocide. Revista uruguaya de Antropología y Etnografía (2016)

Linda Green

colonialismgenocideindigenous peoplesmayan womenanthropology

Mujeres Mayas De Guatemala: De Genocidio Hasta Etnocidio. Revista uruguaya de Antropología y Etnografía (2016)

Linda Green

hasta etnocidiolatin american studiescultural anthropologyanthropology

Paper Cadavers: The Archives of Dictatorship in Guatemala by Kirsten Weld. Durham: Duke University Press, 2014. 352 Pp.. American Anthropologist (2016)

Linda Green

historical reconstructionarchaeologysocial anthropologypolitical historyanthropology

Book Reviews. Copeia (2015)

Gregory B. PaulyGregory E. SchneiderDavid J. GermanoTed M. TownsendPhillip Q. SpinksAlessandro CatenazziAnthony A. EchelleAlice F. EchelleWilliam D. AndersonPeter J. TolsonProsanta ChakrabartyWilliam B. LudtJason S. AndersonGregory B. PaulyGregory E. SchneiderDavid J. GermanoTed M. TownsendPhillip Q. SpinksAlessandro CatenazziAnthony A. EchelleAlice F. EchelleWilliam D. AndersonPeter J. TolsonProsanta ChakrabartyWilliam B. LudtJason S. Anderson

book reviewsorganismic biologyaquatic organismsfishery researchbiologyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary biologyfish biologyzoologybroad significancefisheries

Viviendo En Miedo: Las Viudas Mayas En Los Areas Rurales De Guatemala. Editoriales Pensativa (2013)

cultural anthropologycivilizationslatin american studieslos areaslandscape archaeologyspanishlatin american researchhistorical geographyethnographylas viudasenvironmental anthropologyhuman geography

The Nobodies: Neoliberalism, Violence, and Migration. Medical Anthropology (2011)

Linda Green

neoliberalismcultural anthropologysociologymedical anthropologysocial sciencesanthropology

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Linda Green

Professor Anthropology

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

School of Anthropology

Linda Green is currently serving as a College Of Social & Behavioral Sciences Professor Anthropology at University of Arizona.

Honors

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Experiences

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Linda Green

University of Arizona

Professor Anthropology

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Killing Fields of the American Southwest: Notes From the Arizona Borderlands, Part 3. Dialectical Anthropology (2021)

Linda Green

Covid-19 and Legalized Criminality: Notes From the Arizona Borderlands, Part 2. Dialectical Anthropology (2020)

Linda Green

covid-19arizona borderlandscriminologypublic policylegalized criminalitycross-border crimepublic healthcriminal justiceanthropology

A Qualitative Study Exploring the Role of Community Health Workers in Promoting Maternal Postpartum Mental Health in Nicaragua. Journal of Global Health Reports (2019)

Anna Steeves-ReeceNicole YuanLinda Green

global healthcommunity mental healthcommunity healthqualitative studypublic healthcommunity health workershealth promotion

Fear as a Way of Life. Duke University Press eBooks (2019)

vulnerabilityapplied psychologypsychological sciencethanatologyanxiety disordersexistentialismcuriosityirrationalitypsychologyhuman conditionhuman naturedeath studiesphilosophypsychological trauma

Mayan Women: From Genocide to Ethnocide. Revista uruguaya de Antropología y Etnografía (2016)

Linda Green

colonialismgenocideindigenous peoplesmayan womenanthropology

Mujeres Mayas De Guatemala: De Genocidio Hasta Etnocidio. Revista uruguaya de Antropología y Etnografía (2016)

Linda Green

hasta etnocidiolatin american studiescultural anthropologyanthropology

Paper Cadavers: The Archives of Dictatorship in Guatemala by Kirsten Weld. Durham: Duke University Press, 2014. 352 Pp.. American Anthropologist (2016)

Linda Green

historical reconstructionarchaeologysocial anthropologypolitical historyanthropology

Book Reviews. Copeia (2015)

book reviewsorganismic biologyaquatic organismsfishery researchbiologyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary biologyfish biologyzoologybroad significancefisheries

Viviendo En Miedo: Las Viudas Mayas En Los Areas Rurales De Guatemala. Editoriales Pensativa (2013)

cultural anthropologycivilizationslatin american studieslos areaslandscape archaeologyspanishlatin american researchhistorical geographyethnographylas viudasenvironmental anthropologyhuman geography

The Nobodies: Neoliberalism, Violence, and Migration. Medical Anthropology (2011)

Linda Green

neoliberalismcultural anthropologysociologymedical anthropologysocial sciencesanthropology

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