Volume 19, Issue 4

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December 2015

Special Issue on Contract Archaeology

Issue Editors:

Cristóbal Gnecco,
Adriana Schmidt Dias

11 articles in this issue

On Contract Archaeology
Cristóbal Gnecco
Adriana Schmidt Dias
OriginalPaper 15 September 2015 Pages: 687 - 698
Archaeology as Disaster Capitalism
Rich Hutchings
Marina La Salle
OriginalPaper 03 September 2015 Pages: 699 - 720
Archaeology and the Logic of Capital: Pulling the Emergency Break
Yannis Hamilakis
OriginalPaper 10 September 2015 Pages: 721 - 735
Contratiempo: Contract Archaeology or a Trench in the Battle for the Dead
Alejandro Haber
OriginalPaper 02 September 2015 Pages: 736 - 747
Contract Archaeology in South Africa: Traveling Theory, Local Memory and Global Designs
Nick Shepherd
OriginalPaper 12 September 2015 Pages: 748 - 763
Mega-Mining, Contract Archaeology, and Local Responses to the Global Order in Argentina
Ivana Carina Jofré
OriginalPaper 12 September 2015 Pages: 764 - 774
Neoliberal Multiculturalism and Contract Archeology in Northern Chile
Patricia Ayala Rocabado
OriginalPaper 03 September 2015 Pages: 775 - 790
Dystopian Archaeologies: the Implementation of the Logic of Capital in Heritage Management
Nicolas Zorzin
OriginalPaper 02 September 2015 Pages: 791 - 809
Development Projects, Violation of Human Rights, and the Silence of Archaeology in Brazil
Loredana Ribeiro
OriginalPaper 05 September 2015 Pages: 810 - 821
At that Edge: Archaeology, Heritage Education, and Human Rights in the Brazilian Amazon
Marcia Bezerra
OriginalPaper 08 September 2015 Pages: 822 - 831
Contract Archaeology and Indigenous Peoples: Reflections on the Brazilian Context
Fabíola Andréa Silva
OriginalPaper 03 September 2015 Pages: 832 - 842

Volume 19, Issue 4

On Contract Archaeology

Archaeology as Disaster Capitalism

Archaeology and the Logic of Capital: Pulling the Emergency Break

Contratiempo: Contract Archaeology or a Trench in the Battle for the Dead

Contract Archaeology in South Africa: Traveling Theory, Local Memory and Global Designs

Mega-Mining, Contract Archaeology, and Local Responses to the Global Order in Argentina

Neoliberal Multiculturalism and Contract Archeology in Northern Chile

Dystopian Archaeologies: the Implementation of the Logic of Capital in Heritage Management

Development Projects, Violation of Human Rights, and the Silence of Archaeology in Brazil

At that Edge: Archaeology, Heritage Education, and Human Rights in the Brazilian Amazon

Contract Archaeology and Indigenous Peoples: Reflections on the Brazilian Context

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