The first of a scholarly 3v. set on ethnic identity, Mayanization, emancipation, and multiculturalism in Guatemala. The first volume, written by the editors, explores the ideology of multiculturalism. The 3 vols. are offered only as a complete set. The 2nd volume of this study of Mayanization and multiculturalism contains 18 studies of cases in different Guatemalan regions. Includes human rights, bilingual education, spirituality, socioeconomic dynamics, political culture, violence and inheritance. The final volume of this collaborative study of ethnic culture in Guatemala contains eight analytical studies of major issues, including public education, youth and generational change, neoliberalism, servile relations, and religion and spirituality.