Identity, DNA and the State in Post-Dictatorship Argentina

What role can and should the state play in shaping an individual’s identity? How has the discovery of DNA as a tool for identity verification fashioned the relationship between individuals and the state? And what is the social power and political limits of the statement ‘you are your DNA’? These que...

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Armed forces
Authoritarianism
Behavioral sciences
Biological sciences
Biology
Blood analysis
Blood chemical analysis
Chemical compounds
Chemicals
Chemistry
Criminal justice
Criminal law
Criminal punishment
Diagnostic methods
Dictatorship
DNA
Ethical issues: scientific & technological developments
Genetics
Group identity
Health sciences
Hematologic tests
Human behavior
Human genetics
Human populations
Identity politics
Law
Medical anthropology
Medical diagnosis
Medical genetics
Military science
Mothers
Nucleic acids
Persons
Physical sciences
Political identity
Political ideologies
Political philosophy
Political science
Political sociology
Population studies
Psychology
Restitution
Social psychology
Social sciences
Torture
Violence
Women
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