Susanne Jona
Biographic Data
| ID | 245338 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Susanne Jona |
| GIVEN NAMES | Susanne |
| FAMILY NAME | Jona |
| SIGNATURE | JONA S |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Latin America Faces the Twenty-First Century
Testimonials
Frank Bonilla, Renaissance Man (1925-2010)
Globalization on the Ground
Of Centaurs and Doves
Democratization Through Peace
The Guatemalan peace process provides an excellent opportunity to revisit a number of discussions about political democratization and social justice in Latin America. It is the premise of this article that fulfillment of the peace accords, particularly on demilitarization, is the necessary precondition for full development of political democracy in Guatemala. The article first summarizes how, beyond ending the war, the peace process has contribut…
The Construction of Democracy in Nicaragua
This article, written in 1989, goes to press immediately following the 1990 election-Nicaragua's second such election; the 1989-1990 campaign itself is not covered in detail. While the election was held under siege from the U.S. and resulted in the victory of the anti-Sandinista opposition, the electoral process owes its integrity to the Sandinista revolution, which has been committed to the construction of democracy since 1979. In the words of P…
"Contradictions of Guatemala's "Political Opening
The ink was barely dry on the Central American Peace Accords signed in Guatemala City last August 7 when Guatemala's top military officials declared that the accords don't apply to Guatemala. Five days later, in its first-ever public forum on 27 Years of Struggle against Subversion, army officials reiterated their view that politics is a continuation of war by other means. Both in the forum and in an accompanying multimedia exposition, the army t…
Central America as a Theater of U.S. Cold War Politics
Central America today is a field upon which the drama of U.S. Cold War politics is being played out in a most dangerous manner. Particularly since the advent of the Reagan administration-although in reality dating back to the Carter/Brzezinski regime-the U.S. ruling class appears to have decided to make a stand aggainst international communism in Central America; hence, the incessant effort to demonstrate that the source of the struggles in Centr…
Democratization Through Peace
The Guatemalan peace process provides an excellent opportunity to revisit a number of discussions about political democratization and social justice in Latin America. It is the premise of this article that fulfillment of the peace accords, particularly on demilitarization, is the necessary precondition for full development of political democracy in Guatemala. The article first summarizes how, beyond ending the war, the peace process has contribut…
The Construction of Democracy in Nicaragua
This article, written in 1989, goes to press immediately following the 1990 election-Nicaragua's second such election; the 1989-1990 campaign itself is not covered in detail. While the election was held under siege from the U.S. and resulted in the victory of the anti-Sandinista opposition, the electoral process owes its integrity to the Sandinista revolution, which has been committed to the construction of democracy since 1979. In the words of P…
"Contradictions of Guatemala's "Political Opening
The ink was barely dry on the Central American Peace Accords signed in Guatemala City last August 7 when Guatemala's top military officials declared that the accords don't apply to Guatemala. Five days later, in its first-ever public forum on 27 Years of Struggle against Subversion, army officials reiterated their view that politics is a continuation of war by other means. Both in the forum and in an accompanying multimedia exposition, the army t…
Central America as a Theater of U.S. Cold War Politics
Central America today is a field upon which the drama of U.S. Cold War politics is being played out in a most dangerous manner. Particularly since the advent of the Reagan administration-although in reality dating back to the Carter/Brzezinski regime-the U.S. ruling class appears to have decided to make a stand aggainst international communism in Central America; hence, the incessant effort to demonstrate that the source of the struggles in Centr…
"Contradictions of Guatemala's "Political Opening
The ink was barely dry on the Central American Peace Accords signed in Guatemala City last August 7 when Guatemala's top military officials declared that the accords don't apply to Guatemala. Five days later, in its first-ever public forum on 27 Years of Struggle against Subversion, army officials reiterated their view that politics is a continuation of war by other means. Both in the forum and in an accompanying multimedia exposition, the army t…
The Construction of Democracy in Nicaragua
This article, written in 1989, goes to press immediately following the 1990 election-Nicaragua's second such election; the 1989-1990 campaign itself is not covered in detail. While the election was held under siege from the U.S. and resulted in the victory of the anti-Sandinista opposition, the electoral process owes its integrity to the Sandinista revolution, which has been committed to the construction of democracy since 1979. In the words of P…
Democratization Through Peace
The Guatemalan peace process provides an excellent opportunity to revisit a number of discussions about political democratization and social justice in Latin America. It is the premise of this article that fulfillment of the peace accords, particularly on demilitarization, is the necessary precondition for full development of political democracy in Guatemala. The article first summarizes how, beyond ending the war, the peace process has contribut…
Of Centaurs and Doves
Globalization on the Ground
Frank Bonilla, Renaissance Man (1925-2010)
Testimonials
Latin America Faces the Twenty-First Century
Political science (7 works) · Democracy (5 works) · History (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · International Development and Aid (2 works)