Steve Vieux
Biographic Data
| ID | 241542 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Steve Vieux |
| GIVEN NAMES | Steve |
| FAMILY NAME | Vieux |
| SIGNATURE | VIEUX S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Binghamton University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Left Strikes Back: Class Conflict in Latin America in the Age of Neoliberalism
The Left Strikes Back: Class Conflict in Latin America in the Age of Neoliberalism
Introduction: Ten Theses on Latin America Resistance, Pragmatism, and Alternatives * Latin America: The Left Strikes Back * Intellectuals: A Marxist Critique of Post-Marxists * Pragmatism Unarmed, with Steve Vieux * Perspectives for Liberation: The Ambiguous Legacy Elections and Extraparliamentary Politics * Alternatives to Neoliberalism * Neoliberal Political Cycles The United States and Latin America * Liberalization and U.S. Global Strategy, w…
Neoliberalism and Class Conflict in Latin America: A Comparative Perspective on the Political Economy of Structural Adjustment
Bosnia and the Revival of US Hegemony
Pragmatism Unmasked: History and Strategy in Castaneda's Utopia Unarmed
Russia: The transition to underdevelopment
The Transition to Authoritarian Electoral Regimes in Latin America
President Carlos Menem of Argentina, during an independence-day speech on July 9, 1992, denounced student and teacher protesters of his attacks on public education for their exaggerated use of liberty. He warned parents that the demonstrations taken over by subversives and recommended that they be very careful about so quickly sending their to the streets, because they are more useful in the schools. He then threatened that these student demonstr…
The decline of revolutionary politics: Capitalist detour and the return of socialism
In the shadow of neo-liberal racism
Que reste-t-il de la Gauche aujourd'hui ? La theorie sociale neo-liberale reste la seule force capable de defendre l'ordre social capitaliste. D'un autre cote cette theorie n'a plus vraiment d'objecteur issu de la gauche, puisqu'il apparait que le globe dans son entier se tourne politiquement vers la droite. Par contre, la theorie sociale postmoderne fournit cette pensee critique. En theorie sociale neo-liberale, il faut proteger le marche de l'i…
Myths and Realities: Latin America's Free Markets
The decade of the 1980s in Latin America was a period of economic and social regression, commonly known as the lost decade. The massive and sustained evidence of the failure of capitalism in Latin America ill accords with the triumphalist mood that pervades the advanced capitalist countries in the wake of victory in the Cold War. To cover up the disaster, the leading ideologists of the banks and multinational corporations have adopted a threefold…
Twentieth-Century Neoliberals: Inheritors of the Exploits of Columbus
From Mexico to Argentina, government officials, joumalists, academics, and, of course, bankers and corporate executives have hailed the advent of unregulated capitalism as the panacea for the region's development crisis. Neoliberalism or, as its propagandists dub it, free-market economics makes claims to being a new, realistic, practical approach to Latin America's problems. Its ideologues consider it superior to all previous efforts, whether nat…
The Struggle for Socialism in Vietnam
The Chilean 'Economic Miracle: An Empirical Critique
The Pinochet regime in Chile has claimed numerous economic achievments, including vigorous growth, intelligent and innovative management of debt and poverty, and an exemplary approach to privatization. This paper examines empirically the historical record of the Pinochet regime in each of these areas. It concludes that the claims of the regime cannot be sustained. The neo-liberal policies of the post-Pinochet Aylwin government are described, toge…
Containing the Class Struggle: Skocpol on Revolution
Containing the Class Struggle: Skocpol on Revolution." Studies in Political Economy, 27(1), pp. 87–111
The Transition to Authoritarian Electoral Regimes in Latin America
President Carlos Menem of Argentina, during an independence-day speech on July 9, 1992, denounced student and teacher protesters of his attacks on public education for their exaggerated use of liberty. He warned parents that the demonstrations taken over by subversives and recommended that they be very careful about so quickly sending their to the streets, because they are more useful in the schools. He then threatened that these student demonstr…
Myths and Realities: Latin America's Free Markets
The decade of the 1980s in Latin America was a period of economic and social regression, commonly known as the lost decade. The massive and sustained evidence of the failure of capitalism in Latin America ill accords with the triumphalist mood that pervades the advanced capitalist countries in the wake of victory in the Cold War. To cover up the disaster, the leading ideologists of the banks and multinational corporations have adopted a threefold…
The decline of revolutionary politics: Capitalist detour and the return of socialism
In the shadow of neo-liberal racism
Que reste-t-il de la Gauche aujourd'hui ? La theorie sociale neo-liberale reste la seule force capable de defendre l'ordre social capitaliste. D'un autre cote cette theorie n'a plus vraiment d'objecteur issu de la gauche, puisqu'il apparait que le globe dans son entier se tourne politiquement vers la droite. Par contre, la theorie sociale postmoderne fournit cette pensee critique. En theorie sociale neo-liberale, il faut proteger le marche de l'i…
Twentieth-Century Neoliberals: Inheritors of the Exploits of Columbus
From Mexico to Argentina, government officials, joumalists, academics, and, of course, bankers and corporate executives have hailed the advent of unregulated capitalism as the panacea for the region's development crisis. Neoliberalism or, as its propagandists dub it, free-market economics makes claims to being a new, realistic, practical approach to Latin America's problems. Its ideologues consider it superior to all previous efforts, whether nat…
The Chilean 'Economic Miracle: An Empirical Critique
The Pinochet regime in Chile has claimed numerous economic achievments, including vigorous growth, intelligent and innovative management of debt and poverty, and an exemplary approach to privatization. This paper examines empirically the historical record of the Pinochet regime in each of these areas. It concludes that the claims of the regime cannot be sustained. The neo-liberal policies of the post-Pinochet Aylwin government are described, toge…
Containing the Class Struggle: Skocpol on Revolution
Containing the Class Struggle: Skocpol on Revolution." Studies in Political Economy, 27(1), pp. 87–111
Containing the Class Struggle: Skocpol on Revolution
Containing the Class Struggle: Skocpol on Revolution." Studies in Political Economy, 27(1), pp. 87–111
The Chilean 'Economic Miracle: An Empirical Critique
The Pinochet regime in Chile has claimed numerous economic achievments, including vigorous growth, intelligent and innovative management of debt and poverty, and an exemplary approach to privatization. This paper examines empirically the historical record of the Pinochet regime in each of these areas. It concludes that the claims of the regime cannot be sustained. The neo-liberal policies of the post-Pinochet Aylwin government are described, toge…
The Struggle for Socialism in Vietnam
Myths and Realities: Latin America's Free Markets
The decade of the 1980s in Latin America was a period of economic and social regression, commonly known as the lost decade. The massive and sustained evidence of the failure of capitalism in Latin America ill accords with the triumphalist mood that pervades the advanced capitalist countries in the wake of victory in the Cold War. To cover up the disaster, the leading ideologists of the banks and multinational corporations have adopted a threefold…
Twentieth-Century Neoliberals: Inheritors of the Exploits of Columbus
From Mexico to Argentina, government officials, joumalists, academics, and, of course, bankers and corporate executives have hailed the advent of unregulated capitalism as the panacea for the region's development crisis. Neoliberalism or, as its propagandists dub it, free-market economics makes claims to being a new, realistic, practical approach to Latin America's problems. Its ideologues consider it superior to all previous efforts, whether nat…
The Transition to Authoritarian Electoral Regimes in Latin America
President Carlos Menem of Argentina, during an independence-day speech on July 9, 1992, denounced student and teacher protesters of his attacks on public education for their exaggerated use of liberty. He warned parents that the demonstrations taken over by subversives and recommended that they be very careful about so quickly sending their to the streets, because they are more useful in the schools. He then threatened that these student demonstr…
The decline of revolutionary politics: Capitalist detour and the return of socialism
In the shadow of neo-liberal racism
Que reste-t-il de la Gauche aujourd'hui ? La theorie sociale neo-liberale reste la seule force capable de defendre l'ordre social capitaliste. D'un autre cote cette theorie n'a plus vraiment d'objecteur issu de la gauche, puisqu'il apparait que le globe dans son entier se tourne politiquement vers la droite. Par contre, la theorie sociale postmoderne fournit cette pensee critique. En theorie sociale neo-liberale, il faut proteger le marche de l'i…
Russia: The transition to underdevelopment
Bosnia and the Revival of US Hegemony
Pragmatism Unmasked: History and Strategy in Castaneda's Utopia Unarmed
Neoliberalism and Class Conflict in Latin America: A Comparative Perspective on the Political Economy of Structural Adjustment
The Left Strikes Back: Class Conflict in Latin America in the Age of Neoliberalism
Introduction: Ten Theses on Latin America Resistance, Pragmatism, and Alternatives * Latin America: The Left Strikes Back * Intellectuals: A Marxist Critique of Post-Marxists * Pragmatism Unarmed, with Steve Vieux * Perspectives for Liberation: The Ambiguous Legacy Elections and Extraparliamentary Politics * Alternatives to Neoliberalism * Neoliberal Political Cycles The United States and Latin America * Liberalization and U.S. Global Strategy, w…
The Left Strikes Back: Class Conflict in Latin America in the Age of Neoliberalism
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