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Matthew Gutmann's research and teaching focuses on democracy and social change; poverty, inequality, and development; health; gender; and militarization.
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Matthew Gutmann is Vice President for International Affairs and Professor of Anthropology at Brown University. His research and teaching focuses on democracy and social change; poverty, inequality, and development; health; gender; and militarization. His books include The Meanings of Macho: Being a Man in Mexico City; The Romance of Democracy: Compliant Defiance in Mexico City; Fixing Men: Sex, Birth Control and AIDS in Mexico; and Breaking Ranks: Iraq Veterans Speak out against the War (with Catherine Lutz). Most of his ethnographic research has been conducted in Mexico, though he has also conducted collaborative research on and with UN Peacekeepers in Haiti and Lebanon. He has also been a visiting professor in France, Mexico, and Spain. In addition to working in Latin America for the last two decades, Gutmann's undergraduate major was modern and classical Chinese.
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