Aristide R Zolberg
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 128698 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Aristide R Zolberg |
| NOMBRES | Aristide R |
| APELLIDO | Zolberg |
| FIRMA | ZOLBERG A R |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Chicago |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 75 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1160 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 72 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 3 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1960 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 14 |
Bounded States in a Global Market
Within a world of bounded states containing human aggregates that consider themselves family-like bodies with a common ancestry and a common destiny, international migration constitutes a deviance from the normal order of things. An ineluctable reality throughout modern history, the pervasiveness of control by states over the movement of people across their borders fosters a fundamental distinction between the internal and external segments of th…
Global Movements, Global Walls
The final decades of the nineteenth century constituted a moment of perceptible globalization of the economic, strategic, and cultural spheres. Economic competition among the leading states in a worldwide arena, under conditions of accentuated economic fluctuations whose effects were concomitantly worldwide, resulted in the reorganization of the global economy into neomercantilist segments. Rapid population expansion in the world at large was exp…
One-Party Government in the Ivory Coast
Why Not the Whole World? Ethical Dilemmas of Immigration Policy
The title of this article is inspired by a question raised by Herman Melville in the face of the first American "immigration crisis" occasioned by the Irish potato famine of the 1840s. On this basis, this article discusses arguments on behalf of "open borders." Although under present world circumstances this is not realistic, this stance remains vital for a normative discussion of immigration policies
Dreams and Nightmares
Britt Waldschmidt-Nelson, DREAMS AND NIGHTMARES: MARTIN LUTHER KING JR., MALCOLM X, AND THE STRUGGLE FOR BLACK EQUALITY IN AMERICA, Gainesville: University of Florida Press, 2012, 256 pp., $22.00
The Limits of the Liberal State
What are the contemporary 'limits of the liberal state' with respect to immigration, citizenship and the rights of ethnic and religious minorities in contemporary Europe? The papers in this special issue of the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies examine how recent developments in Europe raise new questions regarding the relationship between liberalism, migration, identity and belonging. In this introduction, we identify three major themes th…
Exceptional People
EXCEPTIONAL PEOPLE: HOW MIGRATION SHAPED OUR WORLD AND WILL DEFINE OUR FUTURE." Ethnic and Racial Studies, 35(3), pp. 542–543
Backlash 9/11
Decoding Patterns
In an expression of extended thanks, Zolberg writes of the effects of his personal experience on his academic history. His academic practices of rejecting two widespread reductionisms - disciplinary boundaries and societal management of cultural diversity - are demonstratively formed through his personal experiences in academia, the Army, West Africa, and Europe, culminating in his comparative social science methods and politics
Deportation Nation
Notes from an Intruder
Immigrants as Citizens
A Nation by Design
Une nation sur mesure
A Nation by Design: Immigration Policy in Shaping the United States W hether decided by the federal government – as is the case today – or the Confederate states – as before the Civil War –, U.S. immigration policy has been one of the main tools used to shape the nation. Since the late 19th century, it has given rise to two heterogeneous coalitions with respect to the left-right cleavage in a space defined by two perpendicular axes, one correspon…
Managing a World on the Move
Trois siècles d'immigration aux États-Unis
De la fin du XVIIIe siècle au début du XXIe, les politiques d'accueil des étrangers n'ont cessé de changer aux États-Unis, du fait des besoins fluctuants des industriels, de la résistance des syndicats, du poids du racisme ou des nécessités politiques. Ce panorama d'une histoire riche en conflits passe en revue les intérêts économiques et politiques propres à chaque période et les caractéristiques des communautés immigrées qui se sont succédé. De…
Democracy in Peril?
The alarm bells are ringing. Journalists, policymakers, and many researchers have warned of the grave threat to democracy posed by the electoral rise of extreme right parties. Either implicitly or explicitly, pundits and partisans indiscriminately weave a coarse historical comparison and warn of the fundamental threat to the principles and practice of liberal governance presented by the rise of the extreme right. Throughout Europe, the extreme ri…
The Development of Radical Right Parties in Western Europe
Throughout Western Europe, popular support for radical xenophobic parties has grown dramatically over the past two decades. Indeed, parties supporting ideologies that had been relegated to the lunatic fringe in the postwar period have now established a significant and enduring presence in most Western European states. Populist calls for the expulsion of all peoples of immigrant descent and a return to a “traditional” and “racially pure” Europe ar…
Shadows over Europe
Global Migrants, Global Refugees
In recent years, several influential commentators have stated or strongly implied that the advanced industrial democracies are today being overwhelmed by a host of problems - including rapid population growth, the breakup of multi-ethnic states, environmental degredation, and increasing economic differentials between the "developing" and "developed" worlds - for which no effective solutions are at hand. The migration-inducing potential of these p…
Global Migrants, Global Refugees
Why Islam is like Spanish
The Politics of Immigration Policy
Response
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Global Production
Why Islam is like Spanish
The Next Waves
In the last quarter of a century, migration theory has undergone fundamental change, moving from the classic "individual relocation" genre initiated by Ravenstein a century ago, to a variety of new approaches which nevertheless share important elements: they tend to be historical, structural, globalist, and critical. Historicization implies a constant modification of theoretical concerns and emphases in the light of changing social realities, and…
Creating Political Order
Moments of Madness
The unwanted
One-Party Government in the Ivory Coast
The Formation of New States as a Refugee-Generating Process
Considered as a social phenomenon, refugees can be thought of as the migratory segment of a larger group of victims, singled out for the willful exercise of extraordinary malevolence on the part of their state of residence, acting directly or by indirection. As part of the same process, others in the target group may be immobilized or destroyed. As acknowledged by the current U.N. definition, refugees fall into two main categories. Some are perse…
One-Party Government in the Ivory Coast
VRÜ Verfassung und Recht in Übersee , Seite 126 - 129
Origins of the Modern World System
The paper situates the recent attempt by Immanuel Wallerstein to provide a theoretical account of the emergence of the modern world system in the broader context of contemporary social scientific controversies, exposes the major flaws in the work, and suggests elements of an alternative framework that provides a sounder foundation for the construction of macroanalytic theories of social change. The inadequacies of Waller-stein's theory are reveal…
Shadows over Europe
The Limits of the Liberal State
What are the contemporary 'limits of the liberal state' with respect to immigration, citizenship and the rights of ethnic and religious minorities in contemporary Europe? The papers in this special issue of the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies examine how recent developments in Europe raise new questions regarding the relationship between liberalism, migration, identity and belonging. In this introduction, we identify three major themes th…
The Next Waves
International Factors in the Formation of Refugee Movements
The authors construct a theoretical framework for analyzing factors influencing international refugee movements. "On the basis of detailed case studies by the authors of the principal refugee flows generated in Asia, Africa, and Latin America from approximately 1960 to the present, it was found that international factors often intrude both directly and indirectly on the major types of social conflict that trigger refugee flows, and tend to exacer…
The Structure of Political Conflict in the New States of Tropical Africa
Having assumed the burden of understanding political life in two-and-a-half dozen unruly countries, political scientists who study the new states of tropical Africa must leap with assurance where angels fear to tread. We have borrowed, adapted, or invented an array of frameworks designed to guide perceptions of disparate events, and Africa is now uniformly viewed through the best lenses of contemporary comparative politics with a focus on politic…
The Road to Independence
The Making of Flemings and Walloons
Making of Flemings and Walloons: Belgium: I830-19I4 Are there any Belgians, or merely Flemings and Walloons in a state of conflict? As a leading newspaper put it on Io August 1830, The Belgians have a nationality which one can ignore only by repudiating the extensive evidence of their history and by taking into account none of the numerous characteristics they still display today.' Whatever evidence the past may have afforded, events of subsequen…
Patterns of National Intergration
The concept 'integration', which came into general usage in the social sciences by way of nineteenth-century evolutionary thought, was eagerly seized upon as an heuristic device for the study of new states because it evoked the fundamental notion of making whole or entire by addition or combination. But the concept wears better as a signal of topical concern than as a building block in a rigorous theoretical edifice. The most obvious problem is t…
The Military Decade in Africa
After a decade of play, the score in the match pitting men in uniform against politicians is nearly even. About half of the new states of Black Africa have remained uninterruptedly under civilian rule while in the other half each has experienced at least one coup in which armed forces—military and police—have played a prominent role. Most of the coups were followed by the establishment of some form of military government. Sometimes the original c…
Managing a World on the Move
International Factors in the Formation of Refugee Movements
Aristide R. Zolberg, Astri Suhrke, Sergio Aguayo, International Factors in the Formation of Refugee Movements, The International Migration Review, Vol. 20, No. 2, Special Issue: Refugees: Issues and Directions (Summer, 1986), pp. 151-169
Why Not the Whole World? Ethical Dilemmas of Immigration Policy
The title of this article is inspired by a question raised by Herman Melville in the face of the first American "immigration crisis" occasioned by the Irish potato famine of the 1840s. On this basis, this article discusses arguments on behalf of "open borders." Although under present world circumstances this is not realistic, this stance remains vital for a normative discussion of immigration policies
A View from the Congo
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Workers of the World, Compare
Youth as a Political Phenomenon in Tropical Africa
The Politics of Immigration Policy
Effets de la structure d'un parti politique sur l'intégration nationale
Zolberg Aristide R. Effets de la structure d'un parti politique sur l'intégration nationale. In: Cahiers d'études africaines, vol. 1, n°3, 1960. pp. 140-149
The Emerging Countries of French AfricaThe Emerging States of French Equatorial Africa. Virginia Thompson , Richard Adloff
French-Speaking West Africa
Essay| December 01 1963 French-Speaking West Africa Aristide R. Zolberg Aristide R. Zolberg Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago Aristide R. Zolberg, in addition to his duties as professor, is a member of the Committee for the Comparative Study of New Nations at the University of Chicago. He is the author of One-Party Government in the Ivory Coast and a number of articles. While teaching at the University of Wisco…
Africa in World Politics. Vernon McKay
Mass Parties and National Integration
The Black Man's Portion
One-Party Government in the Ivory Coast
VRÜ Verfassung und Recht in Übersee , Seite 126 - 129
A Preliminary Guide for Interviews
The historical study of nationalist movements in Africa is obviously of critical importance for the future history of mankind, but the relevance of such an undertaking is not quite so self-evident from the point of view of the social sciences more generally. Yet political scientists concerned primarily with the comparative analysis of contemporary political systems have come to recognize that the formative period of an organization is as importan…
A View from the Congo
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The Dynamics of Modernization
The Road to Independence
Patterns of National Intergration
The concept 'integration', which came into general usage in the social sciences by way of nineteenth-century evolutionary thought, was eagerly seized upon as an heuristic device for the study of new states because it evoked the fundamental notion of making whole or entire by addition or combination. But the concept wears better as a signal of topical concern than as a building block in a rigorous theoretical edifice. The most obvious problem is t…
Towards a Pax Africana
The Structure of Political Conflict in the New States of Tropical Africa
Having assumed the burden of understanding political life in two-and-a-half dozen unruly countries, political scientists who study the new states of tropical Africa must leap with assurance where angels fear to tread. We have borrowed, adapted, or invented an array of frameworks designed to guide perceptions of disparate events, and Africa is now uniformly viewed through the best lenses of contemporary comparative politics with a focus on politic…
Herman Finer
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Political Order in Changing Societies
Youth as a Political Phenomenon in Tropical Africa
Ghana and the Ivory Coast
Moments of Madness
The French Communists
Ghana and the Ivory Coast
The French Democratic Left, 1963-1969
Tribalism through Corrective Lenses
The Military Decade in Africa
After a decade of play, the score in the match pitting men in uniform against politicians is nearly even. About half of the new states of Black Africa have remained uninterruptedly under civilian rule while in the other half each has experienced at least one coup in which armed forces—military and police—have played a prominent role. Most of the coups were followed by the establishment of some form of military government. Sometimes the original c…
Ghana and the Ivory Coast
VRÜ Verfassung und Recht in Übersee , Seite 91 - 95
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