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In this encyclopedia entry, "Gender as Category for Analysis of Conflict", J. P. Linstroth, points out how increasingly we are faced with situations and international issues of crime, refugees, epidemics, feminist movements, and human rights, all of which have considerable influence on the construction of gender and the role that gender plays in conflict across the transnational realm. These are c...

Based on J. P. Linstroth's review article, "Maddening Legalities: Subjectivities and the Law", there is much to consider about the fecundity of interpreting varying legal domains and their social significance. As mentioned in the beginning understanding the subjectivities of terror suspects may help in counterterrorism measures; likewise analysing Palestinians from their subjective points of view...

The argument of this article, "Mayan Cognition, Memory, and Trauma", is organized around the following general themes: understanding representational “exaggeration” for signifying indigenous others; assessing the differences for the social agency of recollection, especially in relation to lawyer-oriented depositions and researcher-oriented interviews; analysing the cognitive aspects of surviving t...

In the article (2002. 2015), “The Basque Conflict Globally Speaking: Material Culture, Mass Media, and Basque Identity in the Wider World” , J. P. Linstroth explores how the Basque independence movement utilizes material culture and media to solidify nationalist identity and broadcast its political struggle to a global audience. The author examines the "political consumption" of diverse items—rang...

This book of poetry, The Forgotten Shore by J. P. Linstroth, represents a labour of love. It was pieced together here and there from years of writing poetry. Some of the poems herein are old, while others are much newer. None of them have been previously published. In my mind, and on the page, I have tried to create a “mental landscape” for the reader, which is representative of my life, my past l...

Swimming in Blue Shadows is a collection of five short stories and ten poems on diverse subjects and styles, written over a number of years. Each story grew out the author’s personal experiences and in many ways represents a different phase of his life. The subjects of the short stories are: a wild boar hunt, a failed relationship, a Nahuatl flower seller, a bullfight, and a Belizean archaeology e...

This study began with the question why was it so problematic for the majority of Hondarribian townspeople to accept the broader participation of women in the annual, military march known as the Alarde . To explain this dispute, almost four-hundred years of local history were examined from the limited archives of Hondarribia and some secondary sources. Most importantly, however, this study consider...

In this book, Politics and Racism Beyond Nations: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Crises , I demonstrate how differences are created on many levels to reveal how the “othering project” is evident through national policies of immigration, through aspiring nationalisms, through genocidal inhumanity, and the subsequent effects of such othering evident in racial trauma. Moreover, the book expands how...

AI Podcasters (Alice and Bob) describe and respond to Linstroth's book about some of the crises of the first years of the 21st century. Linstroth's book aims, as he puts it, to cause concern, discussion, and surprise, as well as to evoke the emotions of anger, empathy, and sadness. The events covered include the huge migrations of people seeking to cross borders, whether in the Americas, Asia, Afr...