Ronald Niezen is a Distinguished James McGill Professor in the Department of Anthropology and Associate Member of the Faculty of Law at McGill University. He previously held positions as a professor of anthropology and of social studies at Harvard University. He completed a doctoral degree in Social Anthropology at Cambridge, for which he spent ten months living and traveling in northern Mali. Niezen has published ten nonfiction books on human rights and social justice activism. For his recent work on digital activism, Niezen received training in open-source investigations in workshops sponsored by the NGO Bellingcat, Berkeley's Center for Human Rights, and the Institute for International Criminal Investigations. The Memory Seeker is his first novel.
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Preface 1. The imagined order 2. The power of persons unknown 3. Cultural lobbying 4. The invention of indigenous peoples 5. Civilizing a divided world 6. Reconciliation 7. Juridification.
Preface 1. The imagined order 2. The power of persons unknown 3. Cultural lobbying 4. The invention of indigenous peoples 5. Civilizing a divided world 6. Reconciliation 7. Juridification.
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