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Introduction, events that lead to my first trip to the community, as well as the decision to make their history of displacement and violence the basis of my master’s thesis. In addition, I present the general approach and layout of this book, as well as a brief summary of the Río Negro story, which I will expand upon at length in the following chapters.

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José María Beneyto,Justo Corti Varelaef description of the regional and human history. Information presented in this section was drawn from a variety of sources, including publications from NGO’s, journalists, and academics, as well as evidence from ethnographic research carried out in the region during the winter of 2009. A more in-de

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José María Beneyto,Justo Corti Varela with the victims. Through my analysis of interviews, observations, and participation in meetings, I identified three key themes that illuminate the perceived impacts of the Chixoy Hydroelectric Dam on the former residents of Río Negro. These include: (1) impacts from violence; (2) economic impacts;

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Chih-Lin Hsieh,Michael R. Lieberrresponding literature review. As stated in the introductory chapter, my aim for this research is to illuminate the ‘lived experiences’ of Río Negro citizens affected by the development of the Chixoy Dam, and place their stories and continued struggles into both the national and international develo

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