Jennifer Schirmer

• Schirmer, Jennifer (2010). Poverty, Peace and the White Economy in Colombia, In Julia Buxton (ed.),  The Politics of Narcotic Drugs.  Routledge.  ISBN 978-1-85743-501-6.  3.  s 47 - 63
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2010). Waiting for Rural Development: Drugs, Poverty and Violent Conflict in Colombia., In Julia Buxton (ed.),  The Politics of Narcotic Drugs.  Routledge.  ISBN 978-1-85743-501-6.  Kapittel.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2009). A Norwegian-Supported Peacebuilding Project: Conversations among Security Forces, Former Guerrillas and Civil Society., In Virginia Bouvier (ed.),  Colombia:Building Peace in a Time of War.  United States Institute of Peace Press.  ISBN 9781601270399.  Kapittel.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2008). Habits of Mind, Deliberative Democracy and Peace: Conversatorios among Military Officers, Civil Society & Ex-Guerrilleros., In Julia Paley (ed.),  Democracy Anthropological Approaches.  SAR Press.  ISBN 9781934691076.  Kapittel.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2008). Habits of Mind, Deliberative Democracy, and Peace: Conversatorios among Military Officers, Civil Society and Ex-Guerrilleros in Colombia, In Julia Paley (ed.),  Democracy: Anthropological Approaches.  School for Advanced Research Press.  ISBN 1934691070.  5.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2007). Conflict Resolution through the Simple Art of Conversation. Anthropology News.  ISSN 1541-6151.  48(8), s 9- 10
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2003). A Violence Called Democracy: The Guatemala of Rios Montt. Harvard Journal of Latin America.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2003). Barriers to Military Reform in Guatemala. Conflict, Security and Development.  ISSN 1467-8802.  3(1), s 109- 118
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2003). Whose Testimony? Whose Truth? Where are the Armed Actors in the Stoll-Menchú Controversy?. Human Rights Quarterly.  ISSN 0275-0392.  25(1), s 60- 73
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2002). Appropriating the Indigenous, Creating Complicity: The Guatemalen Military and the Sanctioned Maya, In David Maybury-Lewis (ed.),  Identities in Conflict: Indigenous Peoples in Latin American States.  Harvard University Press.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2002). Book Review; Women's Movements in International Perspective. Latin America and Beyond by Maxine Molyneux (Palgrave). Bulletin of Latin American Research.  ISSN 0261-3050.  21(2), s 326- 327

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• Schirmer, Jennifer (2010). Global Capitalism, Democracy and Civil-Military Relations in Colombia. Bulletin of Latin American Research.  ISSN 0261-3050.  29(1), s 120- 122
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2010). Poverty, Peace and the White Economy in Colombia..
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2007). Canadian documentary by Mary Ellen Davis “Guatemala: Haunted Land”. The Americas.  ISSN 0003-1615.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2006). Bokanmeldelse: Goodale. Current Anthropology.  ISSN 0011-3204.  47(3), s 504- 505
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2005). Buried Secrets. Truth & Human Rights in Guatemala by Victoria Sanford (Palgrave MacMillan 2003), Vol 6.1 (October/December). Human Rights Review.  ISSN 1524-8879.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2005). Issue: Violence Workers. Police Torturers and Murderers Reconstruct Brazilian Atrocities by Martha Huggins, Mika Haritos-Fatouros & Philip G. Zimbardo (University of California Press 2002). American Anthropologist.  ISSN 0002-7294.  107(3)
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2005). Paradise in Ashes. By Beatriz Manz (University of California Press, 2004). American Ethnologist.  ISSN 0094-0496.  32(2)
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2005). Violence workers: Police torturers and murderers reconstruct Brazilian atrocities.. American Anthropologist.  ISSN 0002-7294.  107, s 294- 295
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2005). Women and Guerrilla Movements: Nicaragua, El Salvador, Chiapas, Cuba by Karen Kampwirth (Penn State University Press 2002). Journal of Latin American Studies.  ISSN 0022-216X.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2004). Book Review: "Buried Secrets.Truth & Human Rights in Guatemala" by Victoria Sanford. Human rights review.  ISSN 0308-0765.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2004). Book Review: Violence Workers. "Police Torturers and Murderers Reconstruct Brazilian Atrocities" by Martha Huggins, Mika Haritos-Fatouros & Philip G. Zimbado;. American Anthropologist.  ISSN 0002-7294.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2004). Book Review: "Women and Guerrilla Movements: Nicaragua, El Salvador, Ciapas, Cuba by Karen Kampwirth. Journal of Latin American Studies.  ISSN 0022-216X.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2004). Dialogue in the Midst of Conflict: The Case of Colombia.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2004). Learning to Dialogue and Negotiate in the Midst of Conflict: The Case of Colombia.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2004). Rios Montt and Crimes Against Humanity, In Mr McMillan (ed.),  Encyclopedia of Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity.  McMillan.  kapittel.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2003). Conversatorios among Armed Actors in Colombia.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2002). A Means to Peace in Columbia: Bringing Armed Actors Early into Peacebuilding.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2002). Columbia as a Case Study in Conflict Resolution.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2002). Comparing Peace Processes in Guatemala and Colombia.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2002, 01. januar). Interview on Colombian conflict and peace process. [Radio].  The New York Times.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2002, 01. januar). Interview on Colombian conflict and peace process. [Radio].  Klassekampen.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2002, 01. januar). Interview on Guatemalan civil patroller protest & the state of the peace accords. [Radio].  "Latino USA" University of Texas, National Public Radio.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2002, 01. januar). Interview on Guatemalan civil patroller protest & the state of the peace accords. [Radio].  "Latino USA" University of Texas, National Public Radio.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2002). Making War,Making Peace: The Anthropology of Armed Actors.
• Schirmer, Jennifer (2002). The Army, President Portillo and Human Rights in Guatemala.

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