PANEL 12-A: Guerrilla warfare and counterinsurgency at the crossroads of the late modern period: global impacts, material traces, and memories

Fueled both by the changing and varied strategies of the guerillas to achieve their goals and the diff erent responses of the authorities to combat them, the nature and dynamics of irregular war aff ect the whole reality, from the economic, social and environmental practices to family relationships passing through oral culture, forms of social control, physical and mental health, the emotional and sensitive level, cultural codes and the everyday habits. This workshop seeks to explore and analyze all kinds of traces that irregular wars leave behind them. We invite paper submissions in that direction at any time or latitude from the second half of the 18th century to the present, taking into account specially those ones that address the way in which irregular wars have taken place during the late modern period and how they have aff ected the communities concerned; the different  perceptions about them, how these change at a diff erent time within each society; or also how they have shaped our world, in what way become evident in the archaeological record, in the collective memory and the public discourses about the past.