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          Specialties: Social anthropology, comparative sociology, Latin American studies, development studies Poverty, exclusion, violence, insecurity, citizenship.

        1. Specialties: Social anthropology, comparative sociology, Latin American studies, development studies Poverty, exclusion, violence, insecurity, citizenship.
        2. Request PDF | On Oct 1, , ALEXANDRA BARAHONA DE BRITO published Kees Koonings and Dirk Kruijt (eds.), Societies of Fear: The Legacy of.
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        4. Latin American Military and Politics in the Twenty-first Century (Routledge Studies in Latin American Politics) · Latin American Military and Politics.
        5. Kees Koonings is Professor of Anthropology of Development and Conflict in the Department of Cultural Anthropology at Utrecht University and Professor of.
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          Prof. dr. Kees Koonings

          Kees Koonings has been assistant professor from 1987-2000 and associate professor from 2001-2021 in the Department of Anthropology at Utrecht University.

          In 2021 he has been appointed Professor of Anthropology of Development and Conflict in the same department.

          This paper pretends to analyze and reflect about democracy, its threats and coups d'état in Latin America, in the light of the events in July in the.

          He has been teaching on subjects related to Latin American studies (especially social movements, citizenship, political change and modernity), development studies (especially development theory, poverty and social exclusion), and the anthropology of violence and conflict.

          Since March 2011 he holds a partime special chair 'Brazilian Studies' at CEDLA/University of Amsterdam. From 2016-2021 he has been Head of Department of Anthropology at Utrecht University.

          RESEARCH INTEREST

          Latin American studies (especially Brazil, Colombia/the Andean region, Central   America); development theory; poverty and social exclusion; citizenship and social mobilisation; democratisation;