Andreas E Feldmann
Biographic Data
| ID | 259193 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andreas E Feldmann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andreas E |
| FAMILY NAME | Feldmann |
| SIGNATURE | FELDMANN A E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Illinois Chicago |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2461-3253 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 63 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
From South Central to Southside: Gang transnationalism, masculinity and disorganized violence in Belize City , by Adam Baird: Philadelphia, Temple University Press, 2024
From conventional insurgency to binational criminal syndicate? ELN's state capture in the Colombia-Venezuela Borderland
This article investigates the Colombian National Liberation Army (ELN) intervention in an economic broker by coopting local and comunal power. Colombian-Venezuelan borderland, underlining how it embarked on a state capture project. The ELN’s footprint on both sides of the border varies; however, while in Colombia, the group has captured the state, in Venezuela, it created a parallel state. Critically describing the group’s modus operandi, we iden…
Repertoires of Terrorism: Organizational Identity and Violence in Colombia's Civil War
Andreas E. Feldmann examines the disparate behavior of actors including guerrilla groups, state security forces, and paramilitaries during Colombia’s long and bloody civil war. Analyzing the varieties of violence in this conflict, he develops a new theory of the dynamics of terrorism in civil wars.
Más allá del Darién. Economía Política de la Migración en Tránsito por el Corredor Migratorio Región Andina-Centroamérica
En este artículo analizamos cómo la actual migración irregularizada en tránsito ha transformado al corredor que conecta a la Región Andina y Centroamérica -y que se proyecta hasta México- en el epicentro de un flujo migratorio contemporáneo en las Américas. Este movimiento, sin precedente por su dimensión, se manifiesta con particular nitidez en el istmo del Darién, región que conecta los sistemas migratorio sudamericano y centroamericano. Propon…
The Routledge History of Modern Latin American Migration
Gobernanza Criminal y la Crisis de los Estados Latinoamericanos Contemporáneos
Crecientemente las sociedades latinoamericanas enfrentan el surgimiento de nuevos órdenes en que los funcionarios estatales y las autoridades políticas comparten el poder con organizaciones criminales. La gobernanza criminal (es decir, la creación de un orden paralelo basado en la imposición de reglas sobre el comportamiento ciudadano por parte de organizaciones criminales a menudo con la colaboración de agentes estatales) como se denomina a este…
Criminal Governance and the Crisis of Contemporary Latin American States
Across Latin America, societies are confronting the rise of novel orders in which state officials and political authorities share power with criminal organizations. Criminal governance (i.e., the creation of rules regulating behavior by criminal entities often with the collaboration of state actors), as these arrangements have come to be known, poses significant challenges for democracy and the rule of law and often threatens peoples' enjoyment o…
New Migration Patterns in the Americas: Challenges for the 21st Century
Politics of Violence in Latin America
Latin America is one of the most violent regions in the world. It has suffered waves of repressive authoritarian rule, organized armed insurgency and civil war, violent protest, and ballooning rates of criminal violence. But is violence hard wired into Latin America? This is a critical reassessment of the ways in which violence in Latin America is addressed and understood. Previous approaches have relied on structural perspectives, attributing th…
Argentina, Brazil and Chile and democracy defence in Latin America: Principled Calculation
This article examines the role of Argentina, Brazil and Chile (the ‘ABC countries’) in supporting democracy through the logic of consequences and appropriateness in three emblematic cases: the removal of President Zelaya in Honduras in 2009, the constitutional crisis that led to the removal of President Fernando Lugo in Paraguay 2012 and the sudden closing of the National Assembly in Venezuela in 2017. The authors argue that the ABC governments’ …
Greater State Capacity, Lesser Stateness: Lessons from the Peruvian Commodity Boom
This article analyzes the evolution of state capacity in Peru during the recent commodity boom. Peru's economic growth happened in a context in which inclusive democratic institutions were at play for the longest period ever registered in the country and at a time when political elites decided to invest considerable resources in developing state capacity (not the prototypical predatory elites usually identified in the literature). This case illus…
Stabilization Operations, Security and Development
No description supplied
Solidarity forever? ABC, Alba and South–South Cooperation in Haiti
The growing influence of the global South in international affairs has prompted a passionate discussion about the role of South–South cooperation (SSC). SSC is sometimes uncritically portrayed as a uniform phenomenon that presents a superior alternative to North–South Cooperation (NSC). To problematise and deepen our knowledge about SSC, this article examines the intriguing case of Haiti, which has seen a wealth of SSC cooperation since the inter…
Measuring the Colombian "Success" Story
This article discusses the evolution of state capacity in Colombia. Drawing on the general debate regarding the conceptualization and measurement of the state, the piece tracks the record of the Colombian state in the last decade. The article posits that, contrary to the conventional wisdom, the strength of the Colombian state has increased only marginally in the last 10 years. This improvement derives from important gains in two of Michael Mann'…
Criminal Governance and the Crisis of Contemporary Latin American States
Across Latin America, societies are confronting the rise of novel orders in which state officials and political authorities share power with criminal organizations. Criminal governance (i.e., the creation of rules regulating behavior by criminal entities often with the collaboration of state actors), as these arrangements have come to be known, poses significant challenges for democracy and the rule of law and often threatens peoples' enjoyment o…
Greater State Capacity, Lesser Stateness: Lessons from the Peruvian Commodity Boom
This article analyzes the evolution of state capacity in Peru during the recent commodity boom. Peru's economic growth happened in a context in which inclusive democratic institutions were at play for the longest period ever registered in the country and at a time when political elites decided to invest considerable resources in developing state capacity (not the prototypical predatory elites usually identified in the literature). This case illus…
Argentina, Brazil and Chile and democracy defence in Latin America: Principled Calculation
This article examines the role of Argentina, Brazil and Chile (the ‘ABC countries’) in supporting democracy through the logic of consequences and appropriateness in three emblematic cases: the removal of President Zelaya in Honduras in 2009, the constitutional crisis that led to the removal of President Fernando Lugo in Paraguay 2012 and the sudden closing of the National Assembly in Venezuela in 2017. The authors argue that the ABC governments’ …
Solidarity forever? ABC, Alba and South–South Cooperation in Haiti
The growing influence of the global South in international affairs has prompted a passionate discussion about the role of South–South cooperation (SSC). SSC is sometimes uncritically portrayed as a uniform phenomenon that presents a superior alternative to North–South Cooperation (NSC). To problematise and deepen our knowledge about SSC, this article examines the intriguing case of Haiti, which has seen a wealth of SSC cooperation since the inter…
Gobernanza Criminal y la Crisis de los Estados Latinoamericanos Contemporáneos
Crecientemente las sociedades latinoamericanas enfrentan el surgimiento de nuevos órdenes en que los funcionarios estatales y las autoridades políticas comparten el poder con organizaciones criminales. La gobernanza criminal (es decir, la creación de un orden paralelo basado en la imposición de reglas sobre el comportamiento ciudadano por parte de organizaciones criminales a menudo con la colaboración de agentes estatales) como se denomina a este…
Measuring the Colombian "Success" Story
This article discusses the evolution of state capacity in Colombia. Drawing on the general debate regarding the conceptualization and measurement of the state, the piece tracks the record of the Colombian state in the last decade. The article posits that, contrary to the conventional wisdom, the strength of the Colombian state has increased only marginally in the last 10 years. This improvement derives from important gains in two of Michael Mann'…
Más allá del Darién. Economía Política de la Migración en Tránsito por el Corredor Migratorio Región Andina-Centroamérica
En este artículo analizamos cómo la actual migración irregularizada en tránsito ha transformado al corredor que conecta a la Región Andina y Centroamérica -y que se proyecta hasta México- en el epicentro de un flujo migratorio contemporáneo en las Américas. Este movimiento, sin precedente por su dimensión, se manifiesta con particular nitidez en el istmo del Darién, región que conecta los sistemas migratorio sudamericano y centroamericano. Propon…
Measuring the Colombian "Success" Story
This article discusses the evolution of state capacity in Colombia. Drawing on the general debate regarding the conceptualization and measurement of the state, the piece tracks the record of the Colombian state in the last decade. The article posits that, contrary to the conventional wisdom, the strength of the Colombian state has increased only marginally in the last 10 years. This improvement derives from important gains in two of Michael Mann'…
Solidarity forever? ABC, Alba and South–South Cooperation in Haiti
The growing influence of the global South in international affairs has prompted a passionate discussion about the role of South–South cooperation (SSC). SSC is sometimes uncritically portrayed as a uniform phenomenon that presents a superior alternative to North–South Cooperation (NSC). To problematise and deepen our knowledge about SSC, this article examines the intriguing case of Haiti, which has seen a wealth of SSC cooperation since the inter…
Stabilization Operations, Security and Development
No description supplied
Greater State Capacity, Lesser Stateness: Lessons from the Peruvian Commodity Boom
This article analyzes the evolution of state capacity in Peru during the recent commodity boom. Peru's economic growth happened in a context in which inclusive democratic institutions were at play for the longest period ever registered in the country and at a time when political elites decided to invest considerable resources in developing state capacity (not the prototypical predatory elites usually identified in the literature). This case illus…
New Migration Patterns in the Americas: Challenges for the 21st Century
Politics of Violence in Latin America
Latin America is one of the most violent regions in the world. It has suffered waves of repressive authoritarian rule, organized armed insurgency and civil war, violent protest, and ballooning rates of criminal violence. But is violence hard wired into Latin America? This is a critical reassessment of the ways in which violence in Latin America is addressed and understood. Previous approaches have relied on structural perspectives, attributing th…
Argentina, Brazil and Chile and democracy defence in Latin America: Principled Calculation
This article examines the role of Argentina, Brazil and Chile (the ‘ABC countries’) in supporting democracy through the logic of consequences and appropriateness in three emblematic cases: the removal of President Zelaya in Honduras in 2009, the constitutional crisis that led to the removal of President Fernando Lugo in Paraguay 2012 and the sudden closing of the National Assembly in Venezuela in 2017. The authors argue that the ABC governments’ …
The Routledge History of Modern Latin American Migration
Gobernanza Criminal y la Crisis de los Estados Latinoamericanos Contemporáneos
Crecientemente las sociedades latinoamericanas enfrentan el surgimiento de nuevos órdenes en que los funcionarios estatales y las autoridades políticas comparten el poder con organizaciones criminales. La gobernanza criminal (es decir, la creación de un orden paralelo basado en la imposición de reglas sobre el comportamiento ciudadano por parte de organizaciones criminales a menudo con la colaboración de agentes estatales) como se denomina a este…
Criminal Governance and the Crisis of Contemporary Latin American States
Across Latin America, societies are confronting the rise of novel orders in which state officials and political authorities share power with criminal organizations. Criminal governance (i.e., the creation of rules regulating behavior by criminal entities often with the collaboration of state actors), as these arrangements have come to be known, poses significant challenges for democracy and the rule of law and often threatens peoples' enjoyment o…
Repertoires of Terrorism: Organizational Identity and Violence in Colombia's Civil War
Andreas E. Feldmann examines the disparate behavior of actors including guerrilla groups, state security forces, and paramilitaries during Colombia’s long and bloody civil war. Analyzing the varieties of violence in this conflict, he develops a new theory of the dynamics of terrorism in civil wars.
Más allá del Darién. Economía Política de la Migración en Tránsito por el Corredor Migratorio Región Andina-Centroamérica
En este artículo analizamos cómo la actual migración irregularizada en tránsito ha transformado al corredor que conecta a la Región Andina y Centroamérica -y que se proyecta hasta México- en el epicentro de un flujo migratorio contemporáneo en las Américas. Este movimiento, sin precedente por su dimensión, se manifiesta con particular nitidez en el istmo del Darién, región que conecta los sistemas migratorio sudamericano y centroamericano. Propon…
From conventional insurgency to binational criminal syndicate? ELN's state capture in the Colombia-Venezuela Borderland
This article investigates the Colombian National Liberation Army (ELN) intervention in an economic broker by coopting local and comunal power. Colombian-Venezuelan borderland, underlining how it embarked on a state capture project. The ELN’s footprint on both sides of the border varies; however, while in Colombia, the group has captured the state, in Venezuela, it created a parallel state. Critically describing the group’s modus operandi, we iden…
From South Central to Southside: Gang transnationalism, masculinity and disorganized violence in Belize City , by Adam Baird: Philadelphia, Temple University Press, 2024
Political science (10 works) · Economics (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Geography (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance (3 works) · Development economics (3 works) · International Relations in Latin America (3 works) · Latin Americans (3 works)