Alfonso W Quiroz
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 513605 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Alfonso W Quiroz |
| NOMBRES | Alfonso W |
| APELLIDO | Quiroz |
| FIRMA | QUIROZ A W |
| AFILIACIONES | Baruch College |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7142-7832 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1988 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2013 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Recovering Nonviolent History
Free Association and Civil Society in Cuba, 1787-1895
This study provides a new perspective on civil society in Cuba during the nineteenth century based on concrete information about multiple types of association in different regions of the island. Modern associations developed mainly to meet specific social and cultural needs, achieve legal autonomy from the state and exercise free association despite colonial constraints. This long-term evolution covers several periods of intersections between civ…
Redes de alta corrupción en el Perú
Sobre la base de adelantos empíricos y teóricos recientes en el estudio de las redes de corrupción, se investigan las evidencias históricas del accionar de grupos y redes que, en distintos contextos económicos y políticos, se apropiaron de recursos públicos para beneficio particular. Se indaga asimismo las íntimas vinculaciones de estas redes con líderes políticos en pos del poder ofreciendo a cambio recompensas venales que distorsionan reglas e …
Cuban Counterpoints
While Fernando Ortiz's contribution to our understanding of Cuba and Latin America more generally has been widely recognized since the 1940s, recently there has been renewed interest in this scholar and activist who made lasting contributions to a staggering array of fields. This book is the first work in English to reassess Ortiz's vast intellectual universe. Essays in this volume analyze and celebrate his contribution to scholarship in Cuban hi…
Implicit Costs of Empire
Cycles of bureaucratic corruption in nineteenth-century Cuba evolved according to institutional conditions shaped by interest groups, financial needs, imperatives of colonial governance, and internal conflicts and war. Corrupt gain inimical to general public interest was not a consequence of cultural constants, but of unreconstructed institutional flaws and weaknesses. The risks of engaging in bureaucratic corruption diminished under the systemat…
Corrupción, burocracia colonial y veteranos separatistas en Cuba, 1868-1910
La corrupción administrativa en Cuba durante el siglo XIX constituyó un problema reconocido como muy grave tanto por las autoridades españolas como por los críticos del sistema colonial cubano. Los costos fiscales, institucionales, e ideológicos de la corrupción contribuían a la erosión del dominio español en Cuba. A causa de la corrupción el Estado percibía menos ingresos y los contribuyentes cubanos se veían forzados a llevar a cuestas una crec…
Más se perdió en Cuba
This is an edited volume in which six authors treat from different yet coordinated perspectives the impact of the war of 1898 on Spain, its dwindling empire, and Spanish society, economy, politics, culture, and national identity. It is a distinguished example of the copious publications in Spain on the occasion of the centennial of the Spanish-American War.The introduction to the volume by Juan Pan-Montojo reiterates the dominant consensus among …
Back to Basics
In the last four years, several publications have contributed to a critical mass of new knowledge on colonial Andean history. The most valuable of these contributions expand the field by diversifying into regional areas covered less in earlier works. These new inquiries refine the focus on the basic foundations of colonial Andean societies and economies by questioning sources of evidence with an imaginative critical methodology. They enrich and q…
Loyalist Overkill
Alfonso W. Quiroz, Loyalist Overkill: The Socioeconomic Costs of "Repressing" the Separatist Insurrection in Cuba, 1868-1878, The Hispanic American Historical Review, Vol. 78, No. 2 (May, 1998), pp. 261-305
Fuentes, temas y revisiones en la historia financiera peruana
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Domestic and Foreign Finance in Modern Peru, 1850-1950
Las promesas ambiguas
s most arresting passages, vivid accounts of the earthquakes that damaged or destroyed Santiago de Guatemala, spread
The Macroeconomics of Development Finance
Journal Article The Macroeconomics of Development Finance: A Kaleckian Analysis of the Semi-Industrial Economy Get access The Macroeconomics of Development Finance: A Kaleckian Analysis of the Semi- Industrial Economy. By FITZGERALD (E. V. K.). (Basingstoke and London: Macmillan in association with the ISS, 1993. Pp. xii + 222. £40.00 hardback. ISBN 0 333 56063 9.)Finance and Development: Issues and Experience. Edited by Giovannini (Alberto). (Ca…
Domestic and Foreign Finance in Modern Peru, 1850-1950
Debt Politics After Independence
Tracing the origins of recent Latin American debt problems to the financial politics of the immediate post-independence period, Thomas Millington argues that the failure of Latin American states to fund their internal debts made them dependent on foreign credit. Negative political and social consequences remain today, he says, and suggests that debt management should move toward a funded debt goal and away from the floating debt framework that is…
Deudas olvidadas
Reassessing the Role of Credit in Late Colonial Peru
This work was made possible by support from the Centro de Formaci6n del Banco de Espania, a Fulbright-Hays grant, the American Philosophical Society, and the Professional Staff Congress-CUNY. For their invaluable comments I am grateful to Kenneth J. Andrien, David A. Brading, Arnold J. Bauer, Noble David Cook, Reinhard Liehr, Rory Miller, Richard J. Salvucci, Mark D. Szuchman, and the HAHR's anonymous external evaluators. Research for this essay …
Peru Under García
Part 1 The upswing, 1985-87: economic policy-playing by new rules APRA'S political triumph Sendero Luminoso and the Guerrilla challenge. Part 2 The downturn, 1987-90: the economy from boom to bust and beyond the political response to the crisis spiral of violence
Iglesia y poder en el Perú contemporaneo, 1821-1919
Desarrollo financiero y economia agraria de exportacion en el Peru, 1884–1950
Al analizar las fluctuaciones cíclicas del desarrollo financiero peruano y su relación con la economía durante una fase principalmente agroexportadora, se intenta contribuir al debate sobre el sector de exportation y su contribución al desarrollo económico latinoamericano. La evidencia indica que las instituciones y grupos financieros domésticos contribuyeron a una relativa diversificación de la economía y ofrecieron un grado de competencia a int…
Financial Development in Peru Under Agrarian Export Influence, 1884-1950
In the study of Latin America's economic history, discussion of the role of the export sector in promoting development has entered a provocative new stage. Recently, advances in the understanding of export economies have questioned the view that export orientation is the principal cause of underdevelopment and dependence. New studies have demonstrated the impact of export growth on the increasingly efficient use of domestic factors of production …
Territory and State Power in Latin America
Banqueros en conflicto
The Peruvian Mining Industry
This book examines patterns of growth, stagnation, and crisis in the Peruvian mining industry in twentieth century, presenting an assessment of the nature of some internal constraints which prevents mining companies in Peru from responding to price incentives and increased demand for their products
La deuda defraudada
Reassessing the Role of Credit in Late Colonial Peru
This work was made possible by support from the Centro de Formaci6n del Banco de Espania, a Fulbright-Hays grant, the American Philosophical Society, and the Professional Staff Congress-CUNY. For their invaluable comments I am grateful to Kenneth J. Andrien, David A. Brading, Arnold J. Bauer, Noble David Cook, Reinhard Liehr, Rory Miller, Richard J. Salvucci, Mark D. Szuchman, and the HAHR's anonymous external evaluators. Research for this essay …
Financial Leadership and the Formation of Peruvian Elite Groups, 1884-1930
Attempts to find social explanations for Peruvian economic backwardness have focused on the role of the elite's economic leadership between 1884 and 1930. Some of these studies consider the leading social class as an obstacle to economic growth. According to these interpretations the elite had, first of all, traditional 'aristocratic' or irrational economic behaviour.1Secondly, the native elite's collaboration with international capital permitted…
Loyalist Overkill
Alfonso W. Quiroz, Loyalist Overkill: The Socioeconomic Costs of "Repressing" the Separatist Insurrection in Cuba, 1868-1878, The Hispanic American Historical Review, Vol. 78, No. 2 (May, 1998), pp. 261-305
Implicit Costs of Empire
Cycles of bureaucratic corruption in nineteenth-century Cuba evolved according to institutional conditions shaped by interest groups, financial needs, imperatives of colonial governance, and internal conflicts and war. Corrupt gain inimical to general public interest was not a consequence of cultural constants, but of unreconstructed institutional flaws and weaknesses. The risks of engaging in bureaucratic corruption diminished under the systemat…
Corrupción, burocracia colonial y veteranos separatistas en Cuba, 1868-1910
La corrupción administrativa en Cuba durante el siglo XIX constituyó un problema reconocido como muy grave tanto por las autoridades españolas como por los críticos del sistema colonial cubano. Los costos fiscales, institucionales, e ideológicos de la corrupción contribuían a la erosión del dominio español en Cuba. A causa de la corrupción el Estado percibía menos ingresos y los contribuyentes cubanos se veían forzados a llevar a cuestas una crec…
Financial Leadership and the Formation of Peruvian Elite Groups, 1884-1930
Attempts to find social explanations for Peruvian economic backwardness have focused on the role of the elite's economic leadership between 1884 and 1930. Some of these studies consider the leading social class as an obstacle to economic growth. According to these interpretations the elite had, first of all, traditional 'aristocratic' or irrational economic behaviour.1Secondly, the native elite's collaboration with international capital permitted…
The Peruvian Mining Industry
This book examines patterns of growth, stagnation, and crisis in the Peruvian mining industry in twentieth century, presenting an assessment of the nature of some internal constraints which prevents mining companies in Peru from responding to price incentives and increased demand for their products
La deuda defraudada
Territory and State Power in Latin America
Banqueros en conflicto
Financial Development in Peru Under Agrarian Export Influence, 1884-1950
In the study of Latin America's economic history, discussion of the role of the export sector in promoting development has entered a provocative new stage. Recently, advances in the understanding of export economies have questioned the view that export orientation is the principal cause of underdevelopment and dependence. New studies have demonstrated the impact of export growth on the increasingly efficient use of domestic factors of production …
Desarrollo financiero y economia agraria de exportacion en el Peru, 1884–1950
Al analizar las fluctuaciones cíclicas del desarrollo financiero peruano y su relación con la economía durante una fase principalmente agroexportadora, se intenta contribuir al debate sobre el sector de exportation y su contribución al desarrollo económico latinoamericano. La evidencia indica que las instituciones y grupos financieros domésticos contribuyeron a una relativa diversificación de la economía y ofrecieron un grado de competencia a int…
Peru Under García
Part 1 The upswing, 1985-87: economic policy-playing by new rules APRA'S political triumph Sendero Luminoso and the Guerrilla challenge. Part 2 The downturn, 1987-90: the economy from boom to bust and beyond the political response to the crisis spiral of violence
Iglesia y poder en el Perú contemporaneo, 1821-1919
The Macroeconomics of Development Finance
Journal Article The Macroeconomics of Development Finance: A Kaleckian Analysis of the Semi-Industrial Economy Get access The Macroeconomics of Development Finance: A Kaleckian Analysis of the Semi- Industrial Economy. By FITZGERALD (E. V. K.). (Basingstoke and London: Macmillan in association with the ISS, 1993. Pp. xii + 222. £40.00 hardback. ISBN 0 333 56063 9.)Finance and Development: Issues and Experience. Edited by Giovannini (Alberto). (Ca…
Domestic and Foreign Finance in Modern Peru, 1850-1950
Debt Politics After Independence
Tracing the origins of recent Latin American debt problems to the financial politics of the immediate post-independence period, Thomas Millington argues that the failure of Latin American states to fund their internal debts made them dependent on foreign credit. Negative political and social consequences remain today, he says, and suggests that debt management should move toward a funded debt goal and away from the floating debt framework that is…
Deudas olvidadas
Reassessing the Role of Credit in Late Colonial Peru
This work was made possible by support from the Centro de Formaci6n del Banco de Espania, a Fulbright-Hays grant, the American Philosophical Society, and the Professional Staff Congress-CUNY. For their invaluable comments I am grateful to Kenneth J. Andrien, David A. Brading, Arnold J. Bauer, Noble David Cook, Reinhard Liehr, Rory Miller, Richard J. Salvucci, Mark D. Szuchman, and the HAHR's anonymous external evaluators. Research for this essay …
Fuentes, temas y revisiones en la historia financiera peruana
.
Domestic and Foreign Finance in Modern Peru, 1850-1950
Las promesas ambiguas
s most arresting passages, vivid accounts of the earthquakes that damaged or destroyed Santiago de Guatemala, spread
Back to Basics
In the last four years, several publications have contributed to a critical mass of new knowledge on colonial Andean history. The most valuable of these contributions expand the field by diversifying into regional areas covered less in earlier works. These new inquiries refine the focus on the basic foundations of colonial Andean societies and economies by questioning sources of evidence with an imaginative critical methodology. They enrich and q…
Loyalist Overkill
Alfonso W. Quiroz, Loyalist Overkill: The Socioeconomic Costs of "Repressing" the Separatist Insurrection in Cuba, 1868-1878, The Hispanic American Historical Review, Vol. 78, No. 2 (May, 1998), pp. 261-305
Corrupción, burocracia colonial y veteranos separatistas en Cuba, 1868-1910
La corrupción administrativa en Cuba durante el siglo XIX constituyó un problema reconocido como muy grave tanto por las autoridades españolas como por los críticos del sistema colonial cubano. Los costos fiscales, institucionales, e ideológicos de la corrupción contribuían a la erosión del dominio español en Cuba. A causa de la corrupción el Estado percibía menos ingresos y los contribuyentes cubanos se veían forzados a llevar a cuestas una crec…
Más se perdió en Cuba
This is an edited volume in which six authors treat from different yet coordinated perspectives the impact of the war of 1898 on Spain, its dwindling empire, and Spanish society, economy, politics, culture, and national identity. It is a distinguished example of the copious publications in Spain on the occasion of the centennial of the Spanish-American War.The introduction to the volume by Juan Pan-Montojo reiterates the dominant consensus among …
Implicit Costs of Empire
Cycles of bureaucratic corruption in nineteenth-century Cuba evolved according to institutional conditions shaped by interest groups, financial needs, imperatives of colonial governance, and internal conflicts and war. Corrupt gain inimical to general public interest was not a consequence of cultural constants, but of unreconstructed institutional flaws and weaknesses. The risks of engaging in bureaucratic corruption diminished under the systemat…
Cuban Counterpoints
While Fernando Ortiz's contribution to our understanding of Cuba and Latin America more generally has been widely recognized since the 1940s, recently there has been renewed interest in this scholar and activist who made lasting contributions to a staggering array of fields. This book is the first work in English to reassess Ortiz's vast intellectual universe. Essays in this volume analyze and celebrate his contribution to scholarship in Cuban hi…
Redes de alta corrupción en el Perú
Sobre la base de adelantos empíricos y teóricos recientes en el estudio de las redes de corrupción, se investigan las evidencias históricas del accionar de grupos y redes que, en distintos contextos económicos y políticos, se apropiaron de recursos públicos para beneficio particular. Se indaga asimismo las íntimas vinculaciones de estas redes con líderes políticos en pos del poder ofreciendo a cambio recompensas venales que distorsionan reglas e …
Free Association and Civil Society in Cuba, 1787-1895
This study provides a new perspective on civil society in Cuba during the nineteenth century based on concrete information about multiple types of association in different regions of the island. Modern associations developed mainly to meet specific social and cultural needs, achieve legal autonomy from the state and exercise free association despite colonial constraints. This long-term evolution covers several periods of intersections between civ…
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