Publications of Robin Kirk    :chronological  alphabetical  combined  bibtex listing:

Books

1. Kirk, R. The Mother's Wheel Book Three of the Bond Trilogy. September, 2022. 300 pages pp.  [abs]
2. Kirk, R. The Hive Queen Book Two of the Bond Trilogy. June, 2022. 326 pages pp.  [abs]
3. Kirk, R. Righting Wrongs 20 Human Rights Heroes Around the World. Chicago Review Press, June, 2022. 240 pages pp.  [abs]
4. Kirk, R. Peculiar Motion. Finishing Line Press, March, 2016. [available here]  [abs]
5. R. Kirk with Orin Starn and Carlos Ivan DeGregori (coeditors). The Peru Reader: History, Culture, Politics. Edited by Carlos Ivan deGregori, Robin Kirk and Orin Starn. The World Readers Duke University Press, 2005. 600 pp. (I co-edit Duke Press’s “World Reader” series, with readers published on Mexico, Russia, Brazil, Argentina, Alaska, Cuba, Indonesia, the Czech Republic, Sri Lanka and Costa Rica, among others) [html]  [abs]
6. Kirk, R. More Terrible than Death: Massacres, Drugs and America’s War in Colombia. PublicAffairs, 2003. 336 pages pp.
7. Kirk, R. The Monkey’s Paw: New Chronicles from Peru. University of Massachusetts Press, 1997. [ref=la_B001K11RZU_1_2]
8.  The Peru Reader: History, Culture, Politics. Edited by Stein, R; Starn, O; DeGregori, CI. Duke University Press, 1995.

Papers Published

1. Kirk, R. "Reflections on a silent soldier." American Scholar  vol. 88 no. 4 (September, 2019.): 30-40.
2. Kirk, R. "When the shooting stops: How transitional justice turns knowledge into acknowledgment." World Policy Journal  vol. 33 no. 3 (September, 2016.): 39-44. [doi]  [abs]
3. Kirk, R. "The Quiet Company."   (June, 2013.).  [abs]
4. Kirk, R. "No right to be silent on torture." Muslim World  vol. 103 no. 2 (April, 2013.): 229-235. [Gateway.cgi], [doi]
5. Kirk, R. "Human Rights as a Contest of Meanings."  Human Rights, Democracy, and Islamic Law vol. 1 no. 1 ( 2012.): 1-5. [Human-Rights-as-a-Contest-of-Meanings]
6. Kirk, R. "The Body in Pain: What do people of faith have to say about torture."   (June, 2011.). [The-Body-in-Pain-What-do-people-of-faith-have-to-say-about-torture]  [abs]
7. Kirk, R. "The Lessons of Mapiripán: A response to Lesley Gill." Transforming Anthropology  vol. 13 no. 2 (Fall) (Fall, 2005.): 116-118. [The-Lessons-of-Mapiripan-A-Response-to-Lesley-Gill], [doi]

Articles & Book Chapters

1. Kirk, R. "The Quiet Company." Tomorrow. Edited by Henderson, K.  (June, 2013.).  [abs]
2. Kirk, R. "Letter From Belfast." Best American Travel Writing 2012. Edited by Vollman, WT.  ( 2011.): 231 pages. [travel]  [abs]
3. Kirk, R. "Colombia: Human rights in the midst of conflict." Human Rights and Conflict Resolution in Context  (December, 2009.): 23-45.  [abs]

Book Reviews

1. Kirk, R. "Drugs, Thugs and Diplomats: US Policymaking in Colombia." Anthropological Quarterly  vol. 89 no. 4 ( 2016.): 1271-1275. [doi]

Other

1. Kirk, R. "The Dark Army." The Moon Magazine. Edited by Goodman, L.  ( 2013.).
2. Gorriti, G. "The Shining Path: History of Peru’s Millennial War."   ( 1999.): 320-320. [0807846767]  [abs]