Center for Latin American Studies at the University of Arizona

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Professor and Director of Africana Studies

Ph.D., Systemic Philosophy and Theology, Graduate Theological Union

Research interests: Politics, culture, religion and history of Latin America

Area studies courses: African/Indigenous Politics/Religions/Societies

Selected Publications

Kunnie, J.  Forthcoming, 2005.  Indigenous Peoples’ Wisdom and Power: Affirming our Legacy.  Aldershot, Hampshire, United Kingdom: Ashgate.

Kunnie, J.  2003.  “The Future of our World: Indigenous Peoples, Indigenous Philosophies, and the Preservation of Mother Earth.”  In Religion and Global Culture: New Terrain in the Study of Religion and the Work of Charles H. Long, ed. Jennifer Reid.  Lexington, Kentucky: Lexington Press.

Kunnie, J.  2002.  “Racism, War, and Genocide: When Will the United States Learn from the Tragedies of Colonial History.”  In Unveiling the Real Terrorist Mind, eds. Nadia Batool Ahmad, John Catalinotto, Sara Flounders, Nadira Mustapha, and Ubaid Shaikh.  Philadelphia: Students for International Peace and Justice, Xlibris Corporation.