Natividad Gutiérrez Chong
Biographic Data
| ID | 229145 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Natividad Gutiérrez Chong |
| GIVEN NAMES | Natividad Gutiérrez |
| FAMILY NAME | Chong |
| SIGNATURE | CHONG N G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1229-7003 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 35 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
John Stone on Ethnicity and Race: The Facts of the Past Are the Bricks of the Present
Forging Common Origin in the Making of the Mexican Nation
The Mexican nation was built by the state. This construction involved the formulation and dissemination of a national identity to forge a community that shares common culture and social cohesion. The focus of the article is to analyze the myth of the origin of the nation, mestizaje, as this is a long-lasting formula of national integration. After more than a century of mestizaje, real or fictitious, Indigenous and Afro-descendant peoples have beg…
Mujeres y el origen común de la nación en México
Este artículo explora la poderosa influencia de la sexualidad y los roles de género en la identidad nacional y el nacionalismo. Por lo anterior el objetivo del artículo es revisar cómo es concebido el origen común de la nación mexicana, y cómo contribuyen a él las mujeres en la historia. El artículo incluye tres partes. La primera identifica los principales tipos de nacionalismo en México y su interrelación con los roles de género y los nacionali…
Human Trafficking: A Complex Phenomenon of Globalization and Vulnerability
Introduction: Trafficking in Persons Natividad Gutierrez Chong and Jenny Bryson Clark 1. The Forces Driving Global Migration Stephen Castles 2. The Political and Economic Transition from Communism and the Global Sex Trafficking Crisis: A Case Study of Moldova Jenny Bryson Clark and Denese McArthur 3. Vulnerability to Human Trafficking among the Roma Population in Serbia: The Role of Social Exclusion and Marginalization Sasha Poucki and Nicole Bry…
La cultura política en el pueblo mapuche: El caso Wallmapuwen
In this article we address indigenous political culture taking as a case of study the Mapuche people. Having carried out a brief overview of the policies applied by the Chilean state, we evaluate those obstacles that have hindered the formation of the Mapuche political party Wallmapuwen. We believe that the formation of a political party by the indigenous people is a means to reconstitute the cultural identity, and in the future, the autonomy of…
Anthony David Smith (Londres, 1939-2016)
Obituario dedicado a Anthony David Smith
Women, Ethnicity and Nationalisms in Latin America
Contents: Preface Women and nationalisms, Natividad GutiA(c)rrez Chong. Part 1 Struggle and Independence: Dolores Cacuango and the origin of the mother country seed for the kichwizaciA^3n of the world, Gabriela Bernal Carrera Nahua women's struggle: small spaces, enormous restrictions, Elena Lazos Chavero. Part 2 National Building and Identity: Fashioning Indians or beautiful savages: the case of Gaby Herbstein's Huellas, Arnd Schneider MimA- Der…
Indigenous Movements in L atin A merica
Even though Latin American indigenous populations have engaged in various types of social mobilization over the past five centuries, contemporary ethnic movements emerged in the past three decades of the twentieth century, stimulated by the surge in the economic and social processes of globalization. Such is the context which marked the beginning of an unprecedented mobilization of indigenous peoples at the regional and national levels in Latin A…
G amio, M anuel (1883–1960)
Manuel Gamio was the founder of twentieth‐century indigenismo—a state policy regarding the assimilation of indigenous populations—an outstanding promoter in advancing the development of the nation‐state, along with Mexican nationalism, and he was a pioneer in the professionalization of anthropology in Mexico. Gamio created the first national anthropological institutions in the country and was an advocate for the social causes of the Mexican indig…
Www.sicetno.org: A Database for the Study of Indigenous Political Culture and Ethnic Conflict in the Americas
SICETNO (System of Consultation of Political Organizations and Ethnic Conflicts in the Americas) is a digital platform that contains two databases: ORGINDAL (Indigenous Political Organizations in Latin America) and CETNA (Ethnic Conflicts and Nationalism in the Americas). It compiles and organises qualitative data for the study of democracy, nationalism, constitutional recognition and ethnic conflict in relation to indigenous political cultures i…
Human Trafficking and Sex Industry: Does Ethnicity and Race Matter
In this article, I argue that racial and ethnic women are likely exposed to trafficking due to (1) structural poverty and marginalisation and (2) sexual violence is a common fact in domestic and social realms of socially excluded women and men. Racism affects women differently than men. The coinage of 'ethnosexuality' by Joane Nagel is indeed useful, as sex and sexuality are not detached from the social and cultural implications of race, racism a…
Introduction: Trafficking in Persons
In the last 20 years, human trafficking has become a global problem of unforeseen proportions. Human trafficking affects every country in the world, regardless of socioeconomic status, history, or
La construcción del heroísmo de Mariana de Jesús: Identidad nacional y sufrimiento colectivo
This article addresses three interrelated themes in the study of national identity: collective suffering, the aggression of nature related to earthquakes and the construction of heroism based on a feminine icon: Mariana de Jess. To explain the novelty of these themes, we resort to a methodological proposal that combines three types of nationalism and a typology of women's roles in nationalisms. With these resources, we demonstrate that the rise o…
Multietnicidad y etnonacionalismo en la República Popular China
Este artículo versa sobre la autonomía regional que se aplica en China desde los años cuarenta del siglo XX. Afirma que es una política de estado, que ha contribuido a neutralizar las aspiraciones de autodeterminación o independencia (etnonacionalismo); por otro lado, arguye que la experiencia en el manejo de conflictos y tensiones étnicas a lo largo de sus extensas fronteras demuestra que la autonomía suele ser un preámbulo necesario en la const…
Indigenous Political Organizations and the Nation-State: Bolivia, Ecuador, Mexico
The growing visibility of indigenous political organizations and activism in Latin America has a variety of claims and methods to interrelate with the state and organized civil society. These claims are framed within the logic of development and state construction; thus, these political projects fueled by ethnic actors do not have a secessionist outlook. This article addresses the different types of ethnic conflict current in Latin America. It al…
Symbolic violence and sexualities in the myth making of Mexican national identity
Symbolic violence has the capability to transform aspects of gender, race, ethnicity and sexuality and it is portrayed in a vast iconography, from myth, historic documents, prints and drawings. In this article I focus on two constructions of national identity that are entwined with gender and sexual roles: first, the mestizo myth, or the narrative of the common ethnic origins of the Mexican nation, and, second, the popular consumption of this nat…
Patriotic thoughts or intuition: Roles of women in Mexican nationalisms
This article presents a methodological exercise for the study of women in the nationalisms implied in the making of the Mexican nation. Bearing in mind the body of literature produced from an historical perspective, we have identified three types of nationalisms: the wars of independence, the nation‐building process and the multicultural nation. After discussing each type, the strategy proposed would apply the typology of women's roles and inters…
Mitos nacionalistas e identidades étnicas: Los intelectuales indígenas y el Estado mexicano
Conforme más y más jóvenes indígenas pasan por el sistema educativo formal y logran obtener posiciones profesionales como agrónomos, maestros, médicos, abogados etc., ha surgido una elite intelectual indígena en varios países latinoamericanos que se está transformando en la fibra vital de las nuevas organizaciones.Los intelectuales indígenas están involucrados activamente en desarrollar el "nuevo discurso indígena" que otorga a estas organizacion…
Minorías étnicas: El proyecto nacional a la utopía
Women, Ethnicity and Nationalisms in Latin America
Contents: Preface Women and nationalisms, Natividad GutiA(c)rrez Chong. Part 1 Struggle and Independence: Dolores Cacuango and the origin of the mother country seed for the kichwizaciA^3n of the world, Gabriela Bernal Carrera Nahua women's struggle: small spaces, enormous restrictions, Elena Lazos Chavero. Part 2 National Building and Identity: Fashioning Indians or beautiful savages: the case of Gaby Herbstein's Huellas, Arnd Schneider MimA- Der…
Human Trafficking and Sex Industry: Does Ethnicity and Race Matter
In this article, I argue that racial and ethnic women are likely exposed to trafficking due to (1) structural poverty and marginalisation and (2) sexual violence is a common fact in domestic and social realms of socially excluded women and men. Racism affects women differently than men. The coinage of 'ethnosexuality' by Joane Nagel is indeed useful, as sex and sexuality are not detached from the social and cultural implications of race, racism a…
Symbolic violence and sexualities in the myth making of Mexican national identity
Symbolic violence has the capability to transform aspects of gender, race, ethnicity and sexuality and it is portrayed in a vast iconography, from myth, historic documents, prints and drawings. In this article I focus on two constructions of national identity that are entwined with gender and sexual roles: first, the mestizo myth, or the narrative of the common ethnic origins of the Mexican nation, and, second, the popular consumption of this nat…
La cultura política en el pueblo mapuche: El caso Wallmapuwen
In this article we address indigenous political culture taking as a case of study the Mapuche people. Having carried out a brief overview of the policies applied by the Chilean state, we evaluate those obstacles that have hindered the formation of the Mapuche political party Wallmapuwen. We believe that the formation of a political party by the indigenous people is a means to reconstitute the cultural identity, and in the future, the autonomy of…
Forging Common Origin in the Making of the Mexican Nation
The Mexican nation was built by the state. This construction involved the formulation and dissemination of a national identity to forge a community that shares common culture and social cohesion. The focus of the article is to analyze the myth of the origin of the nation, mestizaje, as this is a long-lasting formula of national integration. After more than a century of mestizaje, real or fictitious, Indigenous and Afro-descendant peoples have beg…
Introduction: Trafficking in Persons
In the last 20 years, human trafficking has become a global problem of unforeseen proportions. Human trafficking affects every country in the world, regardless of socioeconomic status, history, or
Indigenous Political Organizations and the Nation-State: Bolivia, Ecuador, Mexico
The growing visibility of indigenous political organizations and activism in Latin America has a variety of claims and methods to interrelate with the state and organized civil society. These claims are framed within the logic of development and state construction; thus, these political projects fueled by ethnic actors do not have a secessionist outlook. This article addresses the different types of ethnic conflict current in Latin America. It al…
Patriotic thoughts or intuition: Roles of women in Mexican nationalisms
This article presents a methodological exercise for the study of women in the nationalisms implied in the making of the Mexican nation. Bearing in mind the body of literature produced from an historical perspective, we have identified three types of nationalisms: the wars of independence, the nation‐building process and the multicultural nation. After discussing each type, the strategy proposed would apply the typology of women's roles and inters…
Mitos nacionalistas e identidades étnicas: Los intelectuales indígenas y el Estado mexicano
Conforme más y más jóvenes indígenas pasan por el sistema educativo formal y logran obtener posiciones profesionales como agrónomos, maestros, médicos, abogados etc., ha surgido una elite intelectual indígena en varios países latinoamericanos que se está transformando en la fibra vital de las nuevas organizaciones.Los intelectuales indígenas están involucrados activamente en desarrollar el "nuevo discurso indígena" que otorga a estas organizacion…
Minorías étnicas: El proyecto nacional a la utopía
Mitos nacionalistas e identidades étnicas: Los intelectuales indígenas y el Estado mexicano
Conforme más y más jóvenes indígenas pasan por el sistema educativo formal y logran obtener posiciones profesionales como agrónomos, maestros, médicos, abogados etc., ha surgido una elite intelectual indígena en varios países latinoamericanos que se está transformando en la fibra vital de las nuevas organizaciones.Los intelectuales indígenas están involucrados activamente en desarrollar el "nuevo discurso indígena" que otorga a estas organizacion…
Patriotic thoughts or intuition: Roles of women in Mexican nationalisms
This article presents a methodological exercise for the study of women in the nationalisms implied in the making of the Mexican nation. Bearing in mind the body of literature produced from an historical perspective, we have identified three types of nationalisms: the wars of independence, the nation‐building process and the multicultural nation. After discussing each type, the strategy proposed would apply the typology of women's roles and inters…
Symbolic violence and sexualities in the myth making of Mexican national identity
Symbolic violence has the capability to transform aspects of gender, race, ethnicity and sexuality and it is portrayed in a vast iconography, from myth, historic documents, prints and drawings. In this article I focus on two constructions of national identity that are entwined with gender and sexual roles: first, the mestizo myth, or the narrative of the common ethnic origins of the Mexican nation, and, second, the popular consumption of this nat…
Indigenous Political Organizations and the Nation-State: Bolivia, Ecuador, Mexico
The growing visibility of indigenous political organizations and activism in Latin America has a variety of claims and methods to interrelate with the state and organized civil society. These claims are framed within the logic of development and state construction; thus, these political projects fueled by ethnic actors do not have a secessionist outlook. This article addresses the different types of ethnic conflict current in Latin America. It al…
Multietnicidad y etnonacionalismo en la República Popular China
Este artículo versa sobre la autonomía regional que se aplica en China desde los años cuarenta del siglo XX. Afirma que es una política de estado, que ha contribuido a neutralizar las aspiraciones de autodeterminación o independencia (etnonacionalismo); por otro lado, arguye que la experiencia en el manejo de conflictos y tensiones étnicas a lo largo de sus extensas fronteras demuestra que la autonomía suele ser un preámbulo necesario en la const…
La construcción del heroísmo de Mariana de Jesús: Identidad nacional y sufrimiento colectivo
This article addresses three interrelated themes in the study of national identity: collective suffering, the aggression of nature related to earthquakes and the construction of heroism based on a feminine icon: Mariana de Jess. To explain the novelty of these themes, we resort to a methodological proposal that combines three types of nationalism and a typology of women's roles in nationalisms. With these resources, we demonstrate that the rise o…
Human Trafficking and Sex Industry: Does Ethnicity and Race Matter
In this article, I argue that racial and ethnic women are likely exposed to trafficking due to (1) structural poverty and marginalisation and (2) sexual violence is a common fact in domestic and social realms of socially excluded women and men. Racism affects women differently than men. The coinage of 'ethnosexuality' by Joane Nagel is indeed useful, as sex and sexuality are not detached from the social and cultural implications of race, racism a…
Introduction: Trafficking in Persons
In the last 20 years, human trafficking has become a global problem of unforeseen proportions. Human trafficking affects every country in the world, regardless of socioeconomic status, history, or
Indigenous Movements in L atin A merica
Even though Latin American indigenous populations have engaged in various types of social mobilization over the past five centuries, contemporary ethnic movements emerged in the past three decades of the twentieth century, stimulated by the surge in the economic and social processes of globalization. Such is the context which marked the beginning of an unprecedented mobilization of indigenous peoples at the regional and national levels in Latin A…
G amio, M anuel (1883–1960)
Manuel Gamio was the founder of twentieth‐century indigenismo—a state policy regarding the assimilation of indigenous populations—an outstanding promoter in advancing the development of the nation‐state, along with Mexican nationalism, and he was a pioneer in the professionalization of anthropology in Mexico. Gamio created the first national anthropological institutions in the country and was an advocate for the social causes of the Mexican indig…
Www.sicetno.org: A Database for the Study of Indigenous Political Culture and Ethnic Conflict in the Americas
SICETNO (System of Consultation of Political Organizations and Ethnic Conflicts in the Americas) is a digital platform that contains two databases: ORGINDAL (Indigenous Political Organizations in Latin America) and CETNA (Ethnic Conflicts and Nationalism in the Americas). It compiles and organises qualitative data for the study of democracy, nationalism, constitutional recognition and ethnic conflict in relation to indigenous political cultures i…
Women, Ethnicity and Nationalisms in Latin America
Contents: Preface Women and nationalisms, Natividad GutiA(c)rrez Chong. Part 1 Struggle and Independence: Dolores Cacuango and the origin of the mother country seed for the kichwizaciA^3n of the world, Gabriela Bernal Carrera Nahua women's struggle: small spaces, enormous restrictions, Elena Lazos Chavero. Part 2 National Building and Identity: Fashioning Indians or beautiful savages: the case of Gaby Herbstein's Huellas, Arnd Schneider MimA- Der…
Human Trafficking: A Complex Phenomenon of Globalization and Vulnerability
Introduction: Trafficking in Persons Natividad Gutierrez Chong and Jenny Bryson Clark 1. The Forces Driving Global Migration Stephen Castles 2. The Political and Economic Transition from Communism and the Global Sex Trafficking Crisis: A Case Study of Moldova Jenny Bryson Clark and Denese McArthur 3. Vulnerability to Human Trafficking among the Roma Population in Serbia: The Role of Social Exclusion and Marginalization Sasha Poucki and Nicole Bry…
La cultura política en el pueblo mapuche: El caso Wallmapuwen
In this article we address indigenous political culture taking as a case of study the Mapuche people. Having carried out a brief overview of the policies applied by the Chilean state, we evaluate those obstacles that have hindered the formation of the Mapuche political party Wallmapuwen. We believe that the formation of a political party by the indigenous people is a means to reconstitute the cultural identity, and in the future, the autonomy of…
Anthony David Smith (Londres, 1939-2016)
Obituario dedicado a Anthony David Smith
Mujeres y el origen común de la nación en México
Este artículo explora la poderosa influencia de la sexualidad y los roles de género en la identidad nacional y el nacionalismo. Por lo anterior el objetivo del artículo es revisar cómo es concebido el origen común de la nación mexicana, y cómo contribuyen a él las mujeres en la historia. El artículo incluye tres partes. La primera identifica los principales tipos de nacionalismo en México y su interrelación con los roles de género y los nacionali…
Forging Common Origin in the Making of the Mexican Nation
The Mexican nation was built by the state. This construction involved the formulation and dissemination of a national identity to forge a community that shares common culture and social cohesion. The focus of the article is to analyze the myth of the origin of the nation, mestizaje, as this is a long-lasting formula of national integration. After more than a century of mestizaje, real or fictitious, Indigenous and Afro-descendant peoples have beg…
John Stone on Ethnicity and Race: The Facts of the Past Are the Bricks of the Present
Political science (15 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Law (10 works) · Art (9 works) · Ethnic group (9 works) · Politics (8 works) · Gender Studies (7 works) · Indigenous (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Anthropology (5 works)