Introduction: A People Without History
Chapter 1. Remapping La Tierra Olvidada
I. Introduction. Lost Peoples, Forgotten Lands
II. The Map Reconfigured: The North as a Space of Opportunity
III. El Salvador's North and La Lucha
Foundations
Formalization and Expansion
Radicalization
IV. Conclusion. Flames of Revolution
Chapter 2. Organizing Flight: The Guinda System
I. Introduction. Unspeakable Acts
II. Civil War, State-Sponsored Violence, and Gente Consciente
III. Mobile Communities and Self-Defense: Origins of the Guinda System
IV. Formalization of the Guinda System
V. Refuge Points and Alliances
VI. Conclusion. From Reaction to Resistance: Combative Mass Movement
Chapter 3. Internationalizing La Guinda
I. Introduction. A Thin Black Line?
II. Discovering Honduras
III. Integrating Honduras into the Guinda System
IV. Organizing Exile
Defining the Community
Managing the Basics
Managing the Moral Boundaries of Community
V. Conclusion
Chapter 4. The Politics of Exile
I. Introduction
II. Allying with Los Internacionales
III. The Politcs of Refugee Aid
IV. Maneuvering the System
Utilizing Fissures
Staging for Success
V. Conclusion
Chapter 5. Citizen Refugees and La Lucha
I. Introduction. Documenting the Present
II. The Patria Stained Red
III. Salvadorans to the Soul
IV. Contributions from Exile
V. Conclusion
Chapter 6. (Re)Writing National History from Exile
I. Introduction. Declining Aid in the Name of te Nation
II. To Educate is to Transform
III.The Political Implications of Popular Education
IV. Documenting Tradition
Refugees as the Heirs of Farabundo Marti and the Martyrs of 1932
The 1969 (B)Order Wars
Tracing Patterns Beyond the Nation
V. Conclusion
Chapter 7. The Grassroots Repopulation Movement
I. Introduction. Going Home
II. Repopulation as Resistance
III. Preparing the Conditions
Phase One: Operation Underground
Phase Two: Going Public
IV. From Negotiation to Direct Action
V. Conclusion. Contested Sove
Conclusion. Body Politics