Dídimo Castillo Fernández
Biographic Data
| ID | 269293 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dídimo Castillo Fernández |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dídimo Castillo |
| FAMILY NAME | Fernández |
| SIGNATURE | FERNÁNDEZ D C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6955-6814 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Panama: An Analysis Of Class Location And Income Distribution
In this article, the theoretical perspective centered on “dynamic inequality” and inter-category or individual differences is questioned, while the structural approach of extra-categorical analysis is sustained as essential and pertinent to sociological discussions of inequality and, further, attributable to social class, rather than internal or individual differences as posited by some theorists of inequality. From this position, an attempt is m…
The Pandemic, the Crisis of the Neoliberal Model, and the Emergence of Digital Capitalism: The New Labor Market Environment
The pandemic caused by the rapid spread of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus and the associated COVID-19 disease brought to light not only the foundations of Western modernity and its assumptions about economic and social development but also the huge contradictions of the prevailing globalizing model. The pandemic exposed the structural and intrinsic contradictions of neoliberal globalization. The current economic and social consequences are related to…
Marco A. Gandásegui, hijo En torno a la crisis de hegemonía y la estructura de poder de Estados Unidos
Homenaje a Marco Gandasegui
Development model, labour precariousness and new social inequalities in Latin America
This article analyses the key characteristics of the two major economic models of the last century, and of the current one thus far, in Latin America. The first is centred on national development, with a relative welfare structure. The second presents the distinctive features of the current neoliberal model, in terms of the breakdown of the social pact between capital, the State and the working class, together with flexibilization and deregulatio…
The Hegemony Crisis, the Neoliberal Model, and the United States Power Structure
The U.S. hegemony crisis is partly economic and social, derived from the failure of neoliberalism as an alternative to the accumulation crisis and its social consequences; but it is, above all, the result of changes brought about in power structures. This hegemony crisis could be understood as the loss or depletion of the economic structure, the political organization, and the ideological orientation instruments created after World War II, which …
Desigualdad social y étnico-racial frente a la covid-19 en Estados Unidos
En Estados Unidos, la pandemia por covid-19 tiene un claro componente de clase y étnico-racial. Sabemos que el virus puede contagiar a cualquier individuo. Sin embargo, también sabemos que la probabilidad de ser contagiado, y los efectos que ese contagio pueden tener en la salud y muerte de la persona varían sustancialmente según condiciones sociales, políticas, demográficas y económicas. Considerando el contexto de racialización de las desiguald…
Carmen A. Miró y la demografía latinoamericana
Palabras pronunciadas en la ceremonia de entrega del Premio Daniel Cosío Villegas 2016 a la doctora Carmen A. Miró, otorgado por El Colegio de México y la Fundación Colmex en reconocimiento a su extraordinaria trayectoria en las ciencias sociales, la demografía latinoamericana, el pensamiento sobre la población y el desarrollo, y por su papel como animadora y forjadora de instituciones. El Colegio de México, A.C., jueves 16 de febrero de 2017
The New 'De-globalization' Environment: A View from Latin America
Economic Crisis, Poverty and Social Policy in Mexico
This article describes the structural characteristics and socioeconomic effects of the neoliberal model that was implemented in Mexico at the beginning of the 1980s. Employment conditions, informal and precarious labor, and poverty generated by neoliberalism are analyzed. The article examines how the economic crisis has been dealt with through macroeconomic policies and social development by the Mexican Government. The characteristics of the publ…
Outsourcing and the New Labor Precariousness in Latin America
The subcontracting and delocalization of productive activities that characterize the global capitalist economy are an attempt to reduce costs and exempt corporations from their responsibilities to labor by delegating production to other companies, regions, and countries and even to the workers themselves. Latin America is a prime destination for this corporate outsourcing. Outsourcing has increased deregulation and labor flexibility and introduce…
Hegemony and the U.S. Working Class
The labor movement in the United States entered into crisis in the mid-1970s as the economy moved from a manufacturing to a service base. The decline of the manufacturing sector has led to a significant reduction in union participation and living standards from their peak in the 1960s to their current low point. The current economic crisis may produce changes in union structures. The future of the U.S. labor movement depends on its capacity to re…
Hegemony and the U.S. Labor Model
The 1970s saw important changes in the dynamics of global capitalist domination. On the one hand, new geopolitical players arrived on the international scene. On the other, the circumstances that drove developed countries to a crisis of accumulation fostered the restructuring of production and distribution, establishing new patterns in labor organization and practice. Since then, the hegemony of the United States has been increasingly threatened.…
The New 'De-globalization' Environment: A View from Latin America
Economic Crisis, Poverty and Social Policy in Mexico
This article describes the structural characteristics and socioeconomic effects of the neoliberal model that was implemented in Mexico at the beginning of the 1980s. Employment conditions, informal and precarious labor, and poverty generated by neoliberalism are analyzed. The article examines how the economic crisis has been dealt with through macroeconomic policies and social development by the Mexican Government. The characteristics of the publ…
Outsourcing and the New Labor Precariousness in Latin America
The subcontracting and delocalization of productive activities that characterize the global capitalist economy are an attempt to reduce costs and exempt corporations from their responsibilities to labor by delegating production to other companies, regions, and countries and even to the workers themselves. Latin America is a prime destination for this corporate outsourcing. Outsourcing has increased deregulation and labor flexibility and introduce…
Panama: An Analysis Of Class Location And Income Distribution
In this article, the theoretical perspective centered on “dynamic inequality” and inter-category or individual differences is questioned, while the structural approach of extra-categorical analysis is sustained as essential and pertinent to sociological discussions of inequality and, further, attributable to social class, rather than internal or individual differences as posited by some theorists of inequality. From this position, an attempt is m…
The Hegemony Crisis, the Neoliberal Model, and the United States Power Structure
The U.S. hegemony crisis is partly economic and social, derived from the failure of neoliberalism as an alternative to the accumulation crisis and its social consequences; but it is, above all, the result of changes brought about in power structures. This hegemony crisis could be understood as the loss or depletion of the economic structure, the political organization, and the ideological orientation instruments created after World War II, which …
Hegemony and the U.S. Working Class
The labor movement in the United States entered into crisis in the mid-1970s as the economy moved from a manufacturing to a service base. The decline of the manufacturing sector has led to a significant reduction in union participation and living standards from their peak in the 1960s to their current low point. The current economic crisis may produce changes in union structures. The future of the U.S. labor movement depends on its capacity to re…
Hegemony and the U.S. Labor Model
The 1970s saw important changes in the dynamics of global capitalist domination. On the one hand, new geopolitical players arrived on the international scene. On the other, the circumstances that drove developed countries to a crisis of accumulation fostered the restructuring of production and distribution, establishing new patterns in labor organization and practice. Since then, the hegemony of the United States has been increasingly threatened.…
Hegemony and the U.S. Labor Model
The 1970s saw important changes in the dynamics of global capitalist domination. On the one hand, new geopolitical players arrived on the international scene. On the other, the circumstances that drove developed countries to a crisis of accumulation fostered the restructuring of production and distribution, establishing new patterns in labor organization and practice. Since then, the hegemony of the United States has been increasingly threatened.…
Hegemony and the U.S. Working Class
The labor movement in the United States entered into crisis in the mid-1970s as the economy moved from a manufacturing to a service base. The decline of the manufacturing sector has led to a significant reduction in union participation and living standards from their peak in the 1960s to their current low point. The current economic crisis may produce changes in union structures. The future of the U.S. labor movement depends on its capacity to re…
Outsourcing and the New Labor Precariousness in Latin America
The subcontracting and delocalization of productive activities that characterize the global capitalist economy are an attempt to reduce costs and exempt corporations from their responsibilities to labor by delegating production to other companies, regions, and countries and even to the workers themselves. Latin America is a prime destination for this corporate outsourcing. Outsourcing has increased deregulation and labor flexibility and introduce…
Economic Crisis, Poverty and Social Policy in Mexico
This article describes the structural characteristics and socioeconomic effects of the neoliberal model that was implemented in Mexico at the beginning of the 1980s. Employment conditions, informal and precarious labor, and poverty generated by neoliberalism are analyzed. The article examines how the economic crisis has been dealt with through macroeconomic policies and social development by the Mexican Government. The characteristics of the publ…
Carmen A. Miró y la demografía latinoamericana
Palabras pronunciadas en la ceremonia de entrega del Premio Daniel Cosío Villegas 2016 a la doctora Carmen A. Miró, otorgado por El Colegio de México y la Fundación Colmex en reconocimiento a su extraordinaria trayectoria en las ciencias sociales, la demografía latinoamericana, el pensamiento sobre la población y el desarrollo, y por su papel como animadora y forjadora de instituciones. El Colegio de México, A.C., jueves 16 de febrero de 2017
The New 'De-globalization' Environment: A View from Latin America
Desigualdad social y étnico-racial frente a la covid-19 en Estados Unidos
En Estados Unidos, la pandemia por covid-19 tiene un claro componente de clase y étnico-racial. Sabemos que el virus puede contagiar a cualquier individuo. Sin embargo, también sabemos que la probabilidad de ser contagiado, y los efectos que ese contagio pueden tener en la salud y muerte de la persona varían sustancialmente según condiciones sociales, políticas, demográficas y económicas. Considerando el contexto de racialización de las desiguald…
The Hegemony Crisis, the Neoliberal Model, and the United States Power Structure
The U.S. hegemony crisis is partly economic and social, derived from the failure of neoliberalism as an alternative to the accumulation crisis and its social consequences; but it is, above all, the result of changes brought about in power structures. This hegemony crisis could be understood as the loss or depletion of the economic structure, the political organization, and the ideological orientation instruments created after World War II, which …
Marco A. Gandásegui, hijo En torno a la crisis de hegemonía y la estructura de poder de Estados Unidos
Homenaje a Marco Gandasegui
Development model, labour precariousness and new social inequalities in Latin America
This article analyses the key characteristics of the two major economic models of the last century, and of the current one thus far, in Latin America. The first is centred on national development, with a relative welfare structure. The second presents the distinctive features of the current neoliberal model, in terms of the breakdown of the social pact between capital, the State and the working class, together with flexibilization and deregulatio…
The Pandemic, the Crisis of the Neoliberal Model, and the Emergence of Digital Capitalism: The New Labor Market Environment
The pandemic caused by the rapid spread of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus and the associated COVID-19 disease brought to light not only the foundations of Western modernity and its assumptions about economic and social development but also the huge contradictions of the prevailing globalizing model. The pandemic exposed the structural and intrinsic contradictions of neoliberal globalization. The current economic and social consequences are related to…
Panama: An Analysis Of Class Location And Income Distribution
In this article, the theoretical perspective centered on “dynamic inequality” and inter-category or individual differences is questioned, while the structural approach of extra-categorical analysis is sustained as essential and pertinent to sociological discussions of inequality and, further, attributable to social class, rather than internal or individual differences as posited by some theorists of inequality. From this position, an attempt is m…
Political science (12 works) · Economics (9 works) · Development economics (6 works) · Political economy (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Humanities (5 works) · Economy (4 works) · Employment and Welfare Studies (4 works) · Inequality (4 works)