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Volume 3: Issue 2 (Oct 2017)

in Human Remains and Violence: An Interdisciplinary Journal

Online Publication Date:: 01 Oct 2017

Contents

Editorial

By: Elisabeth Anstett and Michel Signoli

Pages: 1–3
Santiago de Chile‘s morgue: the partial appropriation of the body and the rupturing of funeral rites

By: Jose Manuel Varas Insunza

Pages: 4–21
Bodily signs and case history in Indian morgues: what makes a medico-legal autopsy complete?

By: Fabien Provost

Pages: 22–37
The role of the Judicial Morgue in Argentinas state terrorism: bureaucratic circuits of repression (1976–83)

By: María José Sarrabayrouse Oliveira

Pages: 38–55
Uruguayan mortuaries and the No Names: the long story of the unidentified bodies found on the coastline of Uruguay during the Condor Plan

By: Magdalena Figueredo and Fabiana Larrobla

Pages: 56–73
Forensic investigation, truth and trust in the context of transitional justice in Brazil

By: Marco Aurelio Guimarães, Raffaela Arrabaça Francisco, Sergio Britto Garcia, Martin Evison, Maria Eliana Castro Pinheiro, Iara Xavier Pereira, Diva Santana and Julie Alvina Guss Patrício

Pages: 74–97
Forensic anthropology in crisis settings: a required component of investigation in the world‘s trouble spots

By: Roxana Ferllini

Pages: 98–116
Book Reviews

Pages: 117–125

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Human Remains and Violence: An Interdisciplinary Journal

ISSN:: 20542240

Human Remains and Violence: An Interdisciplinary
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