This ethnographic book deals with mining, return migration and gender in a Peruvian comunidad campesina, i.e. peasant community. This comunidad lived multiple transformations due to a mining project. As one of the changes, the comunidad invented a system of two membership categories. Thereby, they changed their concept of belonging and excluded some of those who thought of themselves as members. Drawing on fieldwork, participant observation, interviews and life stories, the author analyses how the comunidad interpreted the mining-induced transformations, how the concept and functions of their comunidad were altered and why belonging became such a central issue. She shows how belonging is a marker of social hierarchies and influenced by gender inequalities.
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Ana Julia Echeverrķa-Scharfenberg completed Magister studies in political science, anthropology and Spanish at the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, including a year at the PUCP in Lima. After working in the European Parliament, she pursued her Dr. phil. at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München.
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