Contents -- Acknowledgments -- PART I: Contexts of Study -- 1: Maya Culture and Identity Politics -- 2: Tecpán and Patzún -- PART II: Global Processes and Pan-Maya Identity Politics -- 3: Guatemalan Political Economies and the World System -- 4: The Rise of Pan-Maya Activism -- 5: Constructing a Pan-Maya Identity in a PostmodernWorld -- PART III: Maya Identity as Lived Experience in Tecpán and Patzún -- 6: Souls, Socialization, and the Kaqchikel Self -- 7: Hearth, Kin, and Communities -- 8: Local Forms of Ethnic Resistance -- 9: Economic Change and Cultural Continuity -- PART IV: Conclusion -- 10: Convergent Strategies and Cultural Logics -- Notes -- Glossary -- Bibliography -- Index.