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In An Indelible Event, Henry Silvert relates how a serious accident in childhood changed but did not define his life. The book also explores his adventurous childhood spent in a number of South American countries, experiences with political activism, and intellectual awakening and pursuit of a career in the social sciences.

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In An Indelible Event, Henry Silvert relates how a serious accident in childhood changed but did not define his life. The book also explores his adventurous childhood spent in a number of South American countries, experiences with political activism, and intellectual awakening and pursuit of a career in the social sciences.

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Henry M. Silvert, Ph.D., was born in Philadelphia in 1948, did his undergraduate (1967-1971) and doctoral studies (1976-1985) at New York University, and read for a Bachelor of Philosophy degree In Latin American area studies at the University of Oxford (1971-1974). He spent his childhood years in New Orleans, Guatemala City, Mexico City, Santiago, and Buenos Aires, and lived in Hanover, New Hampshire, and Norwich, Vermont while he was a teenager. As a survey associate and statistician, Dr. Silvert worked at The Conference Board, where he co-authored several reports regarding business matters, for 23 years. He has also worked on projects addressing, among other topics, childhood hunger, drug use, and the HIV/AIDS epidemic and gave presentations at conferences on Chile's return to democratic practices. Dr. Silvert has been a visiting professor at The Colegio de Mexico, where he taught comparative politics of Latin America, and an adjunct professor of sociology at various colleges and universities in New York City.