Marc-André Anzueto
Biographic Data
| ID | 1691403 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marc-André Anzueto |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marc-André |
| FAMILY NAME | Anzueto |
| SIGNATURE | ANZUETO M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université du Québec en Outaouais |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1419-3467 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Do-it-Yourself FPIC’
It seems futile to look for order in the tangle of norms that abound in the global extractive sector, even more so to look for the teleological principle that would give it meaning. In this tangle, normative regimes interact with each other—in a largely contingent manner—as elements of an ecosystem. We argue that inasmuch as order emerges in the global extractive normative ecosystem, it is a function of the success of norm entrepreneurs such as E…
Mapping Canadian security aid with transnational human rights NGOs in Colombia (2003-2023)
Hearts and mines. Communication, dissent and counterinsurgency around extractive projects from Canada to Colombia
Étude de cas sur le volontourisme
Cet article examine l'expérience de Guatémaltèques dans des contextes de volontourisme en mobilisant la théorie de l'affect de l'échange social de Lawler. À la suite d'une recherche terrain menée en 2020 auprès de trois organisations, les résultats démontrent que les expériences guatémaltèques ont été généralement positives. Bien que les influences néolibérale et néocoloniale puissent structurer certains aspects des échanges sociaux en volontouri…
"Beyond the "weakness of the state
During the 2021 mass protests in Colombia, and while international calls for the Colombian government to respect human rights were intensifying, Canada's position remained somewhat ambiguous. Part of Canada's ambiguity can be explained by a simplistic characterization of Colombia as a "weak state." This article assesses Canada's bilateral relationship by historizing the development of Colombia's governance in the key overlapping sectors of securi…
Perceptions décalées
De l’époque de Pierre Elliott Trudeau (1968-1984) à celle de Justin Trudeau (2015-2020), les gouvernements canadiens ont cherché diverses manières de réduire la dépendance politico-économique du Canada envers les États-Unis. De la « Troisième option » (HEAD et TRUDEAU, 1995, p. 268-269) aux différentes moutures de la Stratégie de réengagement du Canada dans les Amériques du gouvernement Harper (2006-2015), le continent latino-américain a longtemp…
In the shadow of Canadian imperialism? Strategic human rights litigation in Guatemala (2009–2019)
Since the beginning of the twenty-first century, mining industries in post-conflict environments led to the development of an abundance of literature on Canadian imperialism and its negative impact on human rights, especially in Guatemala. However, little knowledge exists on Canada’s support of strategic human rights litigation (SHRL) projects for the most vulnerable groups affected by the Guatemalan armed conflict and extractive activities. This…
Canadian Human Rights Policy toward Guatemala
During Guatemala's 36-year-long civil war (1960-1996), Canada's role in response to the conflict diverged from the United States' realpolitik. In contrast to U.S. policy objectives during the cold war, the Canadian distinctiveness in Guatemala was prevalent in the realm of democracy and human rights policy. The Canadian government and civil society condemned human rights violations in Guatemala, supported the various phases of the peace process, …
Hearts and mines. Communication, dissent and counterinsurgency around extractive projects from Canada to Colombia
"Beyond the "weakness of the state
During the 2021 mass protests in Colombia, and while international calls for the Colombian government to respect human rights were intensifying, Canada's position remained somewhat ambiguous. Part of Canada's ambiguity can be explained by a simplistic characterization of Colombia as a "weak state." This article assesses Canada's bilateral relationship by historizing the development of Colombia's governance in the key overlapping sectors of securi…
In the shadow of Canadian imperialism? Strategic human rights litigation in Guatemala (2009–2019)
Since the beginning of the twenty-first century, mining industries in post-conflict environments led to the development of an abundance of literature on Canadian imperialism and its negative impact on human rights, especially in Guatemala. However, little knowledge exists on Canada’s support of strategic human rights litigation (SHRL) projects for the most vulnerable groups affected by the Guatemalan armed conflict and extractive activities. This…
Étude de cas sur le volontourisme
Cet article examine l'expérience de Guatémaltèques dans des contextes de volontourisme en mobilisant la théorie de l'affect de l'échange social de Lawler. À la suite d'une recherche terrain menée en 2020 auprès de trois organisations, les résultats démontrent que les expériences guatémaltèques ont été généralement positives. Bien que les influences néolibérale et néocoloniale puissent structurer certains aspects des échanges sociaux en volontouri…
Canadian Human Rights Policy toward Guatemala
During Guatemala's 36-year-long civil war (1960-1996), Canada's role in response to the conflict diverged from the United States' realpolitik. In contrast to U.S. policy objectives during the cold war, the Canadian distinctiveness in Guatemala was prevalent in the realm of democracy and human rights policy. The Canadian government and civil society condemned human rights violations in Guatemala, supported the various phases of the peace process, …
Canadian Human Rights Policy toward Guatemala
During Guatemala's 36-year-long civil war (1960-1996), Canada's role in response to the conflict diverged from the United States' realpolitik. In contrast to U.S. policy objectives during the cold war, the Canadian distinctiveness in Guatemala was prevalent in the realm of democracy and human rights policy. The Canadian government and civil society condemned human rights violations in Guatemala, supported the various phases of the peace process, …
Perceptions décalées
De l’époque de Pierre Elliott Trudeau (1968-1984) à celle de Justin Trudeau (2015-2020), les gouvernements canadiens ont cherché diverses manières de réduire la dépendance politico-économique du Canada envers les États-Unis. De la « Troisième option » (HEAD et TRUDEAU, 1995, p. 268-269) aux différentes moutures de la Stratégie de réengagement du Canada dans les Amériques du gouvernement Harper (2006-2015), le continent latino-américain a longtemp…
In the shadow of Canadian imperialism? Strategic human rights litigation in Guatemala (2009–2019)
Since the beginning of the twenty-first century, mining industries in post-conflict environments led to the development of an abundance of literature on Canadian imperialism and its negative impact on human rights, especially in Guatemala. However, little knowledge exists on Canada’s support of strategic human rights litigation (SHRL) projects for the most vulnerable groups affected by the Guatemalan armed conflict and extractive activities. This…
"Beyond the "weakness of the state
During the 2021 mass protests in Colombia, and while international calls for the Colombian government to respect human rights were intensifying, Canada's position remained somewhat ambiguous. Part of Canada's ambiguity can be explained by a simplistic characterization of Colombia as a "weak state." This article assesses Canada's bilateral relationship by historizing the development of Colombia's governance in the key overlapping sectors of securi…
Étude de cas sur le volontourisme
Cet article examine l'expérience de Guatémaltèques dans des contextes de volontourisme en mobilisant la théorie de l'affect de l'échange social de Lawler. À la suite d'une recherche terrain menée en 2020 auprès de trois organisations, les résultats démontrent que les expériences guatémaltèques ont été généralement positives. Bien que les influences néolibérale et néocoloniale puissent structurer certains aspects des échanges sociaux en volontouri…
Mapping Canadian security aid with transnational human rights NGOs in Colombia (2003-2023)
Hearts and mines. Communication, dissent and counterinsurgency around extractive projects from Canada to Colombia
Do-it-Yourself FPIC’
It seems futile to look for order in the tangle of norms that abound in the global extractive sector, even more so to look for the teleological principle that would give it meaning. In this tangle, normative regimes interact with each other—in a largely contingent manner—as elements of an ecosystem. We argue that inasmuch as order emerges in the global extractive normative ecosystem, it is a function of the success of norm entrepreneurs such as E…
Political science (6 works) · Human rights (5 works) · Peacebuilding and International Security (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Global Security and Public Health (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Canadian Policy and Governance (2 works)