Terrorizing women : feminicide in the Américas Preface: feminist keys for understanding feminicide: theoretical political and legal construction Marcela Lagarde y de los R os Introduction: a cartography of feminicide in the Américas Rosa Linda Fregoso and Cynthia Bejarano Localizing feminicide : testimonio Eva Arce Violencia feminicida : violence against women and Mexicos structural crisis Mercedes Olivera The victims of Ciudad Juárez feminicide : sexually fetishized commodities Julia Estela Monárrez Fragoso Territory sovereignty and crimes of the second state : the writing on the body of murdered women Rita Laura Segato Getting away with murder : Guatemalas failure to protect women and Rodi Alvarados quest for safety Angélica Chìzaro Jennifer Casey and Katherine Ruhl Femicides in Mar de Plata Marta Fontenla Femicide and sexual violence in Guatemala Hilda Morales Trujillo When violence against women kills : femicide in Costa Rica 1990 99 Montserrat Sagot and Ana Carcedo Cabanas Feminicide in Latin America in the movement for womens human rights Adriana Carmona Lyenpez Alma Gyenmez Caballero and Lucha Castro Rodríguez Transnationalizing justice : testimonio Julia Huamañahui Obedience without compliance : the role of the government organized crime and Ngos in the system of impunity that murders the women of Ciudad Juárez Héctor Domínguez Ruvalcaba and Patricia Ravelo Blancas Innovative transnational remedies for the women of Ciudad Juárez William Paul Simmons and Rebecca Coplan Global economics and their progenies : theorizing femicide in context Deborah M. Weissman Searching for accountability on the border : justice for the women of Ciudad Juárez Christina Iturralde Photo essay : images from the justice movement in Chihuahua Nexico New citizenship practices : testimonio: Rosa Franco Ciudadana X : gender violence and the denationalization of womens rights in Ciudad Juárez Mexico Alicia Schmidt Camacho Feminicidio : making the most of an empowered term Pascha Bueno Hansen Paradoxes protests and the mujeres de negro of northern Mexico Melissa W. Wright Testimonio Norma Ledezma Ortega