Laurence Hallewell
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 695738 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Laurence Hallewell |
| NOMBRES | Laurence |
| APELLIDO | Hallewell |
| FIRMA | HALLEWELL L |
| AFILIACIONES | Columbia University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1984 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2002 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Urban Trails, Human Traps
Globalization and Development in Brazil
Capitalism has imposed a single model of civilization on far-flung parts of the world and on a variety of nations. Marx and Engels asserted in 1847 (Marx and Engels, 1981) that the bourgeoisie would use the powerful weapon of trade to mold the world in its own image. After two bloody world wars, in which the great powers fought over territories and increased their military complexes, new power blocks emerged. The United States and the USSR vied f…
The World of Work, the Restructuring of Production, and Challenges to Trade Unionism and Social Struggles in Brazil
It was apparent by the end of the 1970s, in the countries where capitalism was most advanced, that it was undergoing a structural crisis, one entailing profound changes in the world of work, how it fitted into the structure of production, and how it was represented on the trade-union level and politically. To try to overcome its crisis, capital looked for new responses. So profound were the consequent changes in capitalist labor and production pr…
An Interview with João Pedro Stédile
Introduction: Land reform in Brazil today is not just one of the most pressing needs to make a clearly bourgeois development viable but also (and in the first place) our country's oldest historical obligation. From the old promise held out in the times of the early colonial land grants, proprietorships, and slave plantations to its reappearance as a key motif in the popular rebellions under the Brazilian empire and in the settlements of Canudos (…
The Landless Workers' Movement and Social Struggles Against Neoliberalism
It has been said that history is more creative than the theories that we construct about it, including those concerning its purpose. In the 1990s, movements like Brazil's Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra (Landless Workers' Movement-MST) seem to be showing us that that old fool Clio has prepared one more surprise. Twentieth-century Brazil enjoyed one of the world's highest economic growth rates. By 1940 the value of industrial output h…
Aspects of the Contemporary Production of Brazilian Culture
It is clearly no longer a novelty to say that we live in a world of images. The sense of dejai vu, of feeling we have been there before when we have in fact arrived for the first time, has never been so strong. Every landscape seems one we already know, every highway one we have already traveled upon, every story one we have already heard, and every picture one we have already seen. Overall, everything is reduced to an image broadcast on televisi…
The Emergence of the Workers' Party
This book is a journalistic account of the rise of the Partido dos Trabalhadores (Workers' party-PT) in Brazil from its formation in 1980 to the 1994 general election. It has seven chapters and one additional one containing an interview with Luis Inaicio (Lula) da Silva, one of the main framers and founders of the PT, its principal leader, and twice its unsuccessful candidate for the presidency of the republic (in 1989 and 1994). The text reads e…
Iseb Intellectuals, the Left, and Marxism
Until the end of the 1950s, writers associated with the Instituto Superior de Estudos Brasileiros (Higher Institute of Brazilian Studies-ISEB) were united in the political and intellectual project of creating an ideology that would stimulate Brazil's development, but the developmental nationalism that resulted came in several varieties. There were differences among them depending on their individual theoretical training, ideological motivation, a…
The Situation of Marxism in Brazil
Paraguay
Government publishing in Brazil
Books in Brazil
Charting the Middle Passage
Although Black colleges and universities in the United States have been engaged in teaching and research on the Latin American and Caribbean aspects of the African diaspora for over forty years, wider interest on the subject had to await the introduction of Black studies
The Landless Workers' Movement and Social Struggles Against Neoliberalism
It has been said that history is more creative than the theories that we construct about it, including those concerning its purpose. In the 1990s, movements like Brazil's Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra (Landless Workers' Movement-MST) seem to be showing us that that old fool Clio has prepared one more surprise. Twentieth-century Brazil enjoyed one of the world's highest economic growth rates. By 1940 the value of industrial output h…
The World of Work, the Restructuring of Production, and Challenges to Trade Unionism and Social Struggles in Brazil
It was apparent by the end of the 1970s, in the countries where capitalism was most advanced, that it was undergoing a structural crisis, one entailing profound changes in the world of work, how it fitted into the structure of production, and how it was represented on the trade-union level and politically. To try to overcome its crisis, capital looked for new responses. So profound were the consequent changes in capitalist labor and production pr…
An Interview with João Pedro Stédile
Introduction: Land reform in Brazil today is not just one of the most pressing needs to make a clearly bourgeois development viable but also (and in the first place) our country's oldest historical obligation. From the old promise held out in the times of the early colonial land grants, proprietorships, and slave plantations to its reappearance as a key motif in the popular rebellions under the Brazilian empire and in the settlements of Canudos (…
Urban Trails, Human Traps
Iseb Intellectuals, the Left, and Marxism
Until the end of the 1950s, writers associated with the Instituto Superior de Estudos Brasileiros (Higher Institute of Brazilian Studies-ISEB) were united in the political and intellectual project of creating an ideology that would stimulate Brazil's development, but the developmental nationalism that resulted came in several varieties. There were differences among them depending on their individual theoretical training, ideological motivation, a…
The Situation of Marxism in Brazil
Books in Brazil
Government publishing in Brazil
Books in Brazil
Charting the Middle Passage
Although Black colleges and universities in the United States have been engaged in teaching and research on the Latin American and Caribbean aspects of the African diaspora for over forty years, wider interest on the subject had to await the introduction of Black studies
Paraguay
Iseb Intellectuals, the Left, and Marxism
Until the end of the 1950s, writers associated with the Instituto Superior de Estudos Brasileiros (Higher Institute of Brazilian Studies-ISEB) were united in the political and intellectual project of creating an ideology that would stimulate Brazil's development, but the developmental nationalism that resulted came in several varieties. There were differences among them depending on their individual theoretical training, ideological motivation, a…
The Situation of Marxism in Brazil
The World of Work, the Restructuring of Production, and Challenges to Trade Unionism and Social Struggles in Brazil
It was apparent by the end of the 1970s, in the countries where capitalism was most advanced, that it was undergoing a structural crisis, one entailing profound changes in the world of work, how it fitted into the structure of production, and how it was represented on the trade-union level and politically. To try to overcome its crisis, capital looked for new responses. So profound were the consequent changes in capitalist labor and production pr…
An Interview with João Pedro Stédile
Introduction: Land reform in Brazil today is not just one of the most pressing needs to make a clearly bourgeois development viable but also (and in the first place) our country's oldest historical obligation. From the old promise held out in the times of the early colonial land grants, proprietorships, and slave plantations to its reappearance as a key motif in the popular rebellions under the Brazilian empire and in the settlements of Canudos (…
The Landless Workers' Movement and Social Struggles Against Neoliberalism
It has been said that history is more creative than the theories that we construct about it, including those concerning its purpose. In the 1990s, movements like Brazil's Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra (Landless Workers' Movement-MST) seem to be showing us that that old fool Clio has prepared one more surprise. Twentieth-century Brazil enjoyed one of the world's highest economic growth rates. By 1940 the value of industrial output h…
Aspects of the Contemporary Production of Brazilian Culture
It is clearly no longer a novelty to say that we live in a world of images. The sense of dejai vu, of feeling we have been there before when we have in fact arrived for the first time, has never been so strong. Every landscape seems one we already know, every highway one we have already traveled upon, every story one we have already heard, and every picture one we have already seen. Overall, everything is reduced to an image broadcast on televisi…
The Emergence of the Workers' Party
This book is a journalistic account of the rise of the Partido dos Trabalhadores (Workers' party-PT) in Brazil from its formation in 1980 to the 1994 general election. It has seven chapters and one additional one containing an interview with Luis Inaicio (Lula) da Silva, one of the main framers and founders of the PT, its principal leader, and twice its unsuccessful candidate for the presidency of the republic (in 1989 and 1994). The text reads e…
Urban Trails, Human Traps
Globalization and Development in Brazil
Capitalism has imposed a single model of civilization on far-flung parts of the world and on a variety of nations. Marx and Engels asserted in 1847 (Marx and Engels, 1981) that the bourgeoisie would use the powerful weapon of trade to mold the world in its own image. After two bloody world wars, in which the great powers fought over territories and increased their military complexes, new power blocks emerged. The United States and the USSR vied f…
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