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John Durston

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ID230260
NAMEJohn Durston
GIVEN NAMESJohn
FAMILY NAMEDurston
SIGNATUREDURSTON J
AFFILIATIONSUnited Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS13
TOTAL CITATIONS27
AUTHOR COUNT13
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1970
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2018
H-INDEX3
  • Interetnicidad y relaciones sociales en el espacio atacameño

    Open Access•Hans Gundermann, Héctor González et al.•ARTICLE•Estudios Atacameños Arqueología y…•2018•Cited by: 3•References: 4

    This paper deals with the issue of ethnic identity and alterity relationships' configuration in contemporary social space in the Atacama Region, Chile. After an historical review of the relationships between the most important groups in this space, collective identities and alterity outlines are described and analyzed, to determinate the incidence of this process in the constitution of the spaces of social interaction, specially economical and so…

  • Community, connectivity and the regional movement in Patagonia: The evolution of social capital in the Aysén Region of Chile

    John Durston, John W Durston et al.•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•2016•Cited by: 2•References: 8

    Small rural communities in the Aysén Region of Chile evince a variety of forms and types of social capital. The predominant form of social capital has evolved in accordance with changes in the national context and the gradual integration through communications. Having been an example of community cooperation, rural communities were faced with the challenge of relating to more powerful social actors on the broader stage of the region’s civil socie…

  • Relaciones Sociales Y Etnicidad en El Espacio Aymara Chileno

    Open Access•Hans Gundermann, Héctor González et al.•ARTICLE•Chungara•2014

    Presentamos en este trabajo un estudio de las relaciones intertnicas, entendidas como tipos especficos de relacin social en que los sujetos interactuantes participan de inscripciones sociales y posicionamientos de etnicidad. Privilegiamos en el anlisis a los actores sociales, su subjetividad y las prcticas que despliegan en los espacios de vinculacin intertnica. Todo ello en sistemas sociales en que se estructuran las relaciones de interetnicidad…

  • Nuevas Exclusiones en la Complejidad Social Contemporánea: Un Comentario desde el Paradigma del Capital Social

    Open Access•John Durston•ARTICLE•Revista MAD•2011

    En el presente articulo se presentan y discuten algunos aspectos de las ponencias presentadas al seminario Nuevas Exclusiones en la Complejidad Social Contemporanea. La discusion se centra en el concepto de capital social

  • Construyendo capital social comunitario

    John Durston•ARTICLE•Revista de la CEPAL•1999•Cited by: 13•References: 5

    Por capital social se enriende el conjunto de normas, instituciones y organizaciones que promueven la confianza y la cooperación entre las personas, en las comunidades y en la sociedad en su conjunto. En aquellas formulaciones del paradigma del capital social (y del neoinstitucionalismo económico en que éstas se basan en pane) que se concentran en sus manifestaciones colectivas, se plantea que las relaciones estables de confianza y cooperación pu…

  • Building community social capital

    John Durston•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•1999•Cited by: 4•References: 6

    Social capital means the set of norms, institutions and organizations that promote trust and cooperation among persons in communities and also in wider society. In those formulations of the social capital paradigm (and of the neoinstitutional economics on which they are partly based) which focus on its collective manifestations, it is claimed that stable relationships based on trust and cooperation can reduce transaction costs, produce public goo…

  • Aportes de ia antropoiogía aplicada al desarrollo campesino

    John Durston•ARTICLE•Revista de la CEPAL•1996

    El surgimiento actual de interés en proyectos de desarrollo iural participativo basado en la comunidad campesina difiere de anteriores experiencias similares, y forma parte de una tendencia más amplia a descentralizar la gestión social, a habilitar a los beneficiarios de las políticas sociales y a darles mayor injerencia en su conducción . Para que no se repitan los fracasos de décadas pasadas en los programas destinados a reducir la pobreza rura…

  • The contributions of applied anthropology to peasant development

    John Durston•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•1996

    The present surge of interest in participative rural development projects based on peasant communities differs from similar past experiences in that it forms part of a broader tendency to decentralize social management, to enhance the role of the beneficiaries of social policies, and to give them a bigger say in their implementation. In order to avoid repeating the failures of past decades in programmes designed to reduce rural poverty, it is nec…

  • Indigenous peoples and modernity

    John Durston•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•1993•Cited by: 1

    Many indigenous leaders and intellectuals in the region are asking them selves how the current rapid spread of free market principles and the process of integration into a single world economy is likely to a ffect their cultures. The answer depends on what we mean by "culture" and what we mean by "modernity

  • Erroneous theses on youth in the 1990s

    John Durston•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•1992•Cited by: 1

    Recent proposals aimed at furthering equality of opportunities for young people are often not backed up by detailed empirical information. This article takes issue with some contentions made in diagnoses on this subject, especially regarding formal education and integration into work, and contrasts them with recent information in this respect

  • Rural social policy in a strategy of sustained development

    John Durston•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•1988

    This article discusses the changes observed during recent years in the social, demographic and occupational fields in the rural world, which, when they are added to the centuries-old problems of the sector, foreshadow severe imbalances in the context of the new modalities of functioning of Latin American economies that arise from the present crisis. It advances the thesis that in most of the countries of the region the solution of the problem of …

  • Class and culture in the changing peasantry

    John Durston, John W Durston•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•1982•Cited by: 2

    The author’s main purpose in this study is to demonstrate that the peasantry, while also a category of agricultural producers, may be best understood if analysed as a social class

  • Institutional Differentiation in Guatemalan Communities

    John Durston, John W Durston•ARTICLE•Economic Development and Cultural…•1970•Cited by: 1

  • Construyendo capital social comunitario

    John Durston•ARTICLE•Revista de la CEPAL•1999•Cited by: 13•References: 5

    Por capital social se enriende el conjunto de normas, instituciones y organizaciones que promueven la confianza y la cooperación entre las personas, en las comunidades y en la sociedad en su conjunto. En aquellas formulaciones del paradigma del capital social (y del neoinstitucionalismo económico en que éstas se basan en pane) que se concentran en sus manifestaciones colectivas, se plantea que las relaciones estables de confianza y cooperación pu…

  • Building community social capital

    John Durston•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•1999•Cited by: 4•References: 6

    Social capital means the set of norms, institutions and organizations that promote trust and cooperation among persons in communities and also in wider society. In those formulations of the social capital paradigm (and of the neoinstitutional economics on which they are partly based) which focus on its collective manifestations, it is claimed that stable relationships based on trust and cooperation can reduce transaction costs, produce public goo…

  • Interetnicidad y relaciones sociales en el espacio atacameño

    Open Access•Hans Gundermann, Héctor González et al.•ARTICLE•Estudios Atacameños Arqueología y…•2018•Cited by: 3•References: 4

    This paper deals with the issue of ethnic identity and alterity relationships' configuration in contemporary social space in the Atacama Region, Chile. After an historical review of the relationships between the most important groups in this space, collective identities and alterity outlines are described and analyzed, to determinate the incidence of this process in the constitution of the spaces of social interaction, specially economical and so…

  • Community, connectivity and the regional movement in Patagonia: The evolution of social capital in the Aysén Region of Chile

    John Durston, John W Durston et al.•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•2016•Cited by: 2•References: 8

    Small rural communities in the Aysén Region of Chile evince a variety of forms and types of social capital. The predominant form of social capital has evolved in accordance with changes in the national context and the gradual integration through communications. Having been an example of community cooperation, rural communities were faced with the challenge of relating to more powerful social actors on the broader stage of the region’s civil socie…

  • Class and culture in the changing peasantry

    John Durston, John W Durston•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•1982•Cited by: 2

    The author’s main purpose in this study is to demonstrate that the peasantry, while also a category of agricultural producers, may be best understood if analysed as a social class

  • Indigenous peoples and modernity

    John Durston•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•1993•Cited by: 1

    Many indigenous leaders and intellectuals in the region are asking them selves how the current rapid spread of free market principles and the process of integration into a single world economy is likely to a ffect their cultures. The answer depends on what we mean by "culture" and what we mean by "modernity

  • Erroneous theses on youth in the 1990s

    John Durston•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•1992•Cited by: 1

    Recent proposals aimed at furthering equality of opportunities for young people are often not backed up by detailed empirical information. This article takes issue with some contentions made in diagnoses on this subject, especially regarding formal education and integration into work, and contrasts them with recent information in this respect

  • Institutional Differentiation in Guatemalan Communities

    John Durston, John W Durston•ARTICLE•Economic Development and Cultural…•1970•Cited by: 1

  • Institutional Differentiation in Guatemalan Communities

    John Durston, John W Durston•ARTICLE•Economic Development and Cultural…•1970•Cited by: 1

  • Class and culture in the changing peasantry

    John Durston, John W Durston•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•1982•Cited by: 2

    The author’s main purpose in this study is to demonstrate that the peasantry, while also a category of agricultural producers, may be best understood if analysed as a social class

  • Rural social policy in a strategy of sustained development

    John Durston•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•1988

    This article discusses the changes observed during recent years in the social, demographic and occupational fields in the rural world, which, when they are added to the centuries-old problems of the sector, foreshadow severe imbalances in the context of the new modalities of functioning of Latin American economies that arise from the present crisis. It advances the thesis that in most of the countries of the region the solution of the problem of …

  • Erroneous theses on youth in the 1990s

    John Durston•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•1992•Cited by: 1

    Recent proposals aimed at furthering equality of opportunities for young people are often not backed up by detailed empirical information. This article takes issue with some contentions made in diagnoses on this subject, especially regarding formal education and integration into work, and contrasts them with recent information in this respect

  • Indigenous peoples and modernity

    John Durston•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•1993•Cited by: 1

    Many indigenous leaders and intellectuals in the region are asking them selves how the current rapid spread of free market principles and the process of integration into a single world economy is likely to a ffect their cultures. The answer depends on what we mean by "culture" and what we mean by "modernity

  • Aportes de ia antropoiogía aplicada al desarrollo campesino

    John Durston•ARTICLE•Revista de la CEPAL•1996

    El surgimiento actual de interés en proyectos de desarrollo iural participativo basado en la comunidad campesina difiere de anteriores experiencias similares, y forma parte de una tendencia más amplia a descentralizar la gestión social, a habilitar a los beneficiarios de las políticas sociales y a darles mayor injerencia en su conducción . Para que no se repitan los fracasos de décadas pasadas en los programas destinados a reducir la pobreza rura…

  • The contributions of applied anthropology to peasant development

    John Durston•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•1996

    The present surge of interest in participative rural development projects based on peasant communities differs from similar past experiences in that it forms part of a broader tendency to decentralize social management, to enhance the role of the beneficiaries of social policies, and to give them a bigger say in their implementation. In order to avoid repeating the failures of past decades in programmes designed to reduce rural poverty, it is nec…

  • Construyendo capital social comunitario

    John Durston•ARTICLE•Revista de la CEPAL•1999•Cited by: 13•References: 5

    Por capital social se enriende el conjunto de normas, instituciones y organizaciones que promueven la confianza y la cooperación entre las personas, en las comunidades y en la sociedad en su conjunto. En aquellas formulaciones del paradigma del capital social (y del neoinstitucionalismo económico en que éstas se basan en pane) que se concentran en sus manifestaciones colectivas, se plantea que las relaciones estables de confianza y cooperación pu…

  • Building community social capital

    John Durston•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•1999•Cited by: 4•References: 6

    Social capital means the set of norms, institutions and organizations that promote trust and cooperation among persons in communities and also in wider society. In those formulations of the social capital paradigm (and of the neoinstitutional economics on which they are partly based) which focus on its collective manifestations, it is claimed that stable relationships based on trust and cooperation can reduce transaction costs, produce public goo…

  • Nuevas Exclusiones en la Complejidad Social Contemporánea: Un Comentario desde el Paradigma del Capital Social

    Open Access•John Durston•ARTICLE•Revista MAD•2011

    En el presente articulo se presentan y discuten algunos aspectos de las ponencias presentadas al seminario Nuevas Exclusiones en la Complejidad Social Contemporanea. La discusion se centra en el concepto de capital social

  • Relaciones Sociales Y Etnicidad en El Espacio Aymara Chileno

    Open Access•Hans Gundermann, Héctor González et al.•ARTICLE•Chungara•2014

    Presentamos en este trabajo un estudio de las relaciones intertnicas, entendidas como tipos especficos de relacin social en que los sujetos interactuantes participan de inscripciones sociales y posicionamientos de etnicidad. Privilegiamos en el anlisis a los actores sociales, su subjetividad y las prcticas que despliegan en los espacios de vinculacin intertnica. Todo ello en sistemas sociales en que se estructuran las relaciones de interetnicidad…

  • Community, connectivity and the regional movement in Patagonia: The evolution of social capital in the Aysén Region of Chile

    John Durston, John W Durston et al.•ARTICLE•CEPAL review•2016•Cited by: 2•References: 8

    Small rural communities in the Aysén Region of Chile evince a variety of forms and types of social capital. The predominant form of social capital has evolved in accordance with changes in the national context and the gradual integration through communications. Having been an example of community cooperation, rural communities were faced with the challenge of relating to more powerful social actors on the broader stage of the region’s civil socie…

  • Interetnicidad y relaciones sociales en el espacio atacameño

    Open Access•Hans Gundermann, Héctor González et al.•ARTICLE•Estudios Atacameños Arqueología y…•2018•Cited by: 3•References: 4

    This paper deals with the issue of ethnic identity and alterity relationships' configuration in contemporary social space in the Atacama Region, Chile. After an historical review of the relationships between the most important groups in this space, collective identities and alterity outlines are described and analyzed, to determinate the incidence of this process in the constitution of the spaces of social interaction, specially economical and so…

Sociology (11 works) · Political science (9 works) · Geography (7 works) · Law (5 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Humanities (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Capital (architecture (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works)

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