George A Lopez
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 285017 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | George A Lopez |
| NOMBRES | George A |
| APELLIDO | Lopez |
| FIRMA | LOPEZ G A |
| AFILIACIONES | Universidad de Burgos |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9377-8695 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 164 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1978 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Dinâmica demográfica e segregação urbana da população brasileira nas cidades médias espanholas
O presente artigo investiga de maneira preliminar e exploratória a distribuição e segregação da população de origem brasileira nas cidades médias da Espanha, preenchendo uma lacuna nos estudos sobre segregação urbana nessas áreas, aspecto importante no contexto urbano espanhol pela sua dinâmica demográfica, funcionalidade e conectividade urbana. Utilizando dados do Instituto Nacional de Estatística (INE), a pesquisa analisa a evolução e o impacto…
Manifestaciones actuales de la segregación residencial en ciudades medias españolas
Este trabajo realiza una aproximación al análisis de la desigualdad y la segregación de los grupos de renta alta y renta baja en las áreas urbanas de las ciudades medias españolas. Se utilizan distintas variables de caracterización sociodemográfica y se calculan los índices clásicos de medición para estudiar este fenómeno (índice de desigualdad, de segregación, de disimilitud y de aislamiento). En general, los resultados detectan unos niveles de …
El estudio del patrimonio industrial en España
En 2022 se cumplen cincuenta años de la aprobación de la Convención sobre la protección del Patrimonio Mundial de UNESCO, efeméride que marcó el inicio de la consideración reciente del patrimonio cultural. Durante este periodo el patrimonio industrial se ha ido constituyendo como un asunto relevante en los estudios científicos españoles, pero condicionado por su conceptualización difusa, en el marco de una disciplina controvertida -la Arqueología…
Segregação residencial urbana em cidades médias
Na Espanha, as cidades de médio porte apresentam indicadores de segregação residencial claramente mais baixos do que as grandes áreas urbanas, com um claro contraste entre os valores para rendas altas e baixas, bem como para o grupo de população estrangeira. Essa diferenciação é mais acentuada nas cidades médias da região de Castilla e León, que apresentam níveis particularmente moderados de segregação residencial em comparação com outras cidades…
Las ciudades medias industriales en España
Tradicionalmente se ha vinculado a las ciudades medias con sus funciones administrativas y de servicios, ligadas esencialmente a su papel como capitales provinciales. Del mismo modo, se ha extendido también la asociación de identificar una ciudad media con la existencia de industrias agroalimentarias relacionadas con procesos de transformación básicos ligados a sus entornos rurales. En pocas ocasiones se ha utilizado la etiqueta de ciudad industr…
Fábricas de envases de vidrio en España
Este artículo contiene una aportación a la historia de las fábricas de producción de vidrio hueco que surgieron en España a lo largo del siglo xx y, en concreto, ilustra una iniciativa singular durante la década de los sesenta, la de la Vidriera del Norte (VINSA). Con raíces en una experiencia previa puesta en marcha en México, la fábrica inició su camino en el polo industrial de Burgos como una aventura empresarial y se convirtió en poco tiempo …
In Defense of Smart Sanctions
In her recent article in this journal, Joy Gordon provides an astute history and critique of the evolution and application of smart sanctions within the United Nations system since the mid-1990s. Her analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the discrete types of smart sanctions is part of a growing discussion among both academics and practitioners about the future and the utility of these measures. As always, her continued skepticism about the…
Containing Iraq
THE Bush administration's primary justification for going to war against Iraq last year was the threat posed by Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction (WMD) programs. But almost as soon as U.S. forces took Baghdad, it became clear that this fear was based on bad intelligence and faulty assumptions. Since then, the failure to find WMD in Iraq has caused a furor. Sympathetic analysts argue that Washington had no way of know ing how serious th…
The Style of the New War
It is curious to note the evolution of discussions about the moral and legal rules that apply in the fight against terrorism. Immediately after September 11, when it was clear that the United States was going to focus its new war within Afghanistan, the first question that arose was how the United States was going to assess the deaths of Afghan civilians as collateral damage . A second, major set of legal and ethical issues developed around the B…
The Challenge of Targeting Economic Sanctions
Smart Sanctions: Targeting Economic Statecraft,, edited by David Cortright and George A. Lopez (Lanham MD: Rowan & Littlefield, 2002, xvi, 259pp, US$72.00 cloth, ISBN 0-7425-0142-6, US$27.95, ISBN 0-7425-0143-4)Sanctions and the Search for Security: Challenges to UN Action, by David Cortright and George A. Lopez (with Linda Gerber), (Boulder CO and London: Lynne Rienner, 2002, xii, 249pp, US$49.95 cloth, ISBN 1-58826-053-4, US$18.95 paper, ISBN 1…
Smart Sanctions
Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Targeted Financial Sanctions: Smart Sanctions that Do Work Chapter 3 Targeted Financial Sanctions: The U.S. Model Chapter 4 Targeted Financial Sanctions: Harmonizing National Legislation and Regulatory Practices Chapter 5 European Union Sanctions against the Federal Republic of yugoslavia from 1998 to 2000: A Special Exercise in Targeting Chapter 6 Arms Embargoes: In Name Only? Chapter 7 Putting More Teeth in the …
The Sanctions Decade
Since the end of the Cold War, economic sanctions have been a frequent instrument of UN authority. Based on more than 200 interviews with officials from both sides, this book aims to provide a comprehensive assessment of the effectiveness of UN sanctions in the 1990s.
More Ethical than Not
Joy Gordon has made a major contribution to both the ethical analysis and the policy evaluation of economic sanctions. But her claims against sanctions should be understood as critique rather than condemnation and rejection of sanctions on ethical grounds. Through a series of arguments and examples, this response points out that Gordon may be too narrow in defining sanctions' success, and that, where sanctions have gone awry, it is because they w…
The Price of Peace
Chapter 1 Foreword Part 2 Theoretical and Historical Perspectives Chapter 3 Introduction Chapter 4 Economic Sanctions and Their Humanitarian Impact: An Overview Chapter 5 Toward a Framework for Analysis Part 6 Four Case Studies Chapter 7 The Humanitarian Consequences of Sanctioning South Africa Chapter 8 The Humanitarian Impact of Economic Sanctions and War in Iraq Chapter 9 Non-forcible and Forcible Sanctions in the Former Yugoslavia Chapter 10 …
Economic sanctions and human rights
(1997). Economic sanctions and human rights: Part of the problem or part of the solution? The International Journal of Human Rights: Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 1-25
Terrorism and peace studies
Where was peace studies when we needed it? As terrorism came to dominate the headlines between the mid‐1960s and the mid‐1980s, peace researchers were conspicuously silent, save a rare journal article, about this kind of violence. This occurred even though a major intellectual industry in international relations—complete with conferences, scholarly journals, and major research projects— arose to study terrorism, and to give governments advice abo…
Of Victims and Executioners
Scholars have found that state terror has been employed frequently against subdued, if not fully compliant, populations. Scholars have argued that regimes may attack groups whose characteristics seem incongruent with their own ideological agendas. Having fully internalized a set of doctrines, and being prone to exaggerate the extent and depth of the security threats facing them, authoritarian regimes may provoke long periods of unrestrained, disp…
Trends in College Curricula and Programs
This article explores trends in curriculum development in peace studies over the last two decades. It isolates three different time periods and the corresponding themes that have dominated them, paying particular attention to the development of new substantive areas of interest and to the challenges that each era has faced in the implementation of peace studies. Each era of peace studies development has been stimulated by the larger sociopolitica…
Authoritarians and Democrats
Government Violence and Repression
A University Peace Studies Curriculum for the 1990s
This article discusses three decades of university peace studies education in the United States. The first section draws from the plethora of pedagogical literature and survey data available at the close of the 1970s to discuss the visions and realities of peace education of that era. The second section outlines chal lenges to peace education unfolding in both the university environment and in the global arena in the 1980s. In the former area, a …
Teaching about terrorism
That terrorism presents scholars and policymakers alike with new challenges is well documented. But the fact that transnational terrorism and societal responses to it have also placed new demands on those who teach international affairs in the undergraduate classroom is less widely discussed. This article identifies a basic set of educational objectives for teaching about terrorism as well as materials and methods for achieving those objectives w…
International Relations Research and World Order Modeling
Smart Sanctions
Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Targeted Financial Sanctions: Smart Sanctions that Do Work Chapter 3 Targeted Financial Sanctions: The U.S. Model Chapter 4 Targeted Financial Sanctions: Harmonizing National Legislation and Regulatory Practices Chapter 5 European Union Sanctions against the Federal Republic of yugoslavia from 1998 to 2000: A Special Exercise in Targeting Chapter 6 Arms Embargoes: In Name Only? Chapter 7 Putting More Teeth in the …
Government Violence and Repression
The Price of Peace
Chapter 1 Foreword Part 2 Theoretical and Historical Perspectives Chapter 3 Introduction Chapter 4 Economic Sanctions and Their Humanitarian Impact: An Overview Chapter 5 Toward a Framework for Analysis Part 6 Four Case Studies Chapter 7 The Humanitarian Consequences of Sanctioning South Africa Chapter 8 The Humanitarian Impact of Economic Sanctions and War in Iraq Chapter 9 Non-forcible and Forcible Sanctions in the Former Yugoslavia Chapter 10 …
Economic sanctions and human rights
(1997). Economic sanctions and human rights: Part of the problem or part of the solution? The International Journal of Human Rights: Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 1-25
Of Victims and Executioners
Scholars have found that state terror has been employed frequently against subdued, if not fully compliant, populations. Scholars have argued that regimes may attack groups whose characteristics seem incongruent with their own ideological agendas. Having fully internalized a set of doctrines, and being prone to exaggerate the extent and depth of the security threats facing them, authoritarian regimes may provoke long periods of unrestrained, disp…
More Ethical than Not
Joy Gordon has made a major contribution to both the ethical analysis and the policy evaluation of economic sanctions. But her claims against sanctions should be understood as critique rather than condemnation and rejection of sanctions on ethical grounds. Through a series of arguments and examples, this response points out that Gordon may be too narrow in defining sanctions' success, and that, where sanctions have gone awry, it is because they w…
Containing Iraq
THE Bush administration's primary justification for going to war against Iraq last year was the threat posed by Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction (WMD) programs. But almost as soon as U.S. forces took Baghdad, it became clear that this fear was based on bad intelligence and faulty assumptions. Since then, the failure to find WMD in Iraq has caused a furor. Sympathetic analysts argue that Washington had no way of know ing how serious th…
In Defense of Smart Sanctions
In her recent article in this journal, Joy Gordon provides an astute history and critique of the evolution and application of smart sanctions within the United Nations system since the mid-1990s. Her analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the discrete types of smart sanctions is part of a growing discussion among both academics and practitioners about the future and the utility of these measures. As always, her continued skepticism about the…
The Style of the New War
It is curious to note the evolution of discussions about the moral and legal rules that apply in the fight against terrorism. Immediately after September 11, when it was clear that the United States was going to focus its new war within Afghanistan, the first question that arose was how the United States was going to assess the deaths of Afghan civilians as collateral damage . A second, major set of legal and ethical issues developed around the B…
Trends in College Curricula and Programs
This article explores trends in curriculum development in peace studies over the last two decades. It isolates three different time periods and the corresponding themes that have dominated them, paying particular attention to the development of new substantive areas of interest and to the challenges that each era has faced in the implementation of peace studies. Each era of peace studies development has been stimulated by the larger sociopolitica…
A University Peace Studies Curriculum for the 1990s
This article discusses three decades of university peace studies education in the United States. The first section draws from the plethora of pedagogical literature and survey data available at the close of the 1970s to discuss the visions and realities of peace education of that era. The second section outlines chal lenges to peace education unfolding in both the university environment and in the global arena in the 1980s. In the former area, a …
International Relations Research and World Order Modeling
Teaching about terrorism
That terrorism presents scholars and policymakers alike with new challenges is well documented. But the fact that transnational terrorism and societal responses to it have also placed new demands on those who teach international affairs in the undergraduate classroom is less widely discussed. This article identifies a basic set of educational objectives for teaching about terrorism as well as materials and methods for achieving those objectives w…
A University Peace Studies Curriculum for the 1990s
This article discusses three decades of university peace studies education in the United States. The first section draws from the plethora of pedagogical literature and survey data available at the close of the 1970s to discuss the visions and realities of peace education of that era. The second section outlines chal lenges to peace education unfolding in both the university environment and in the global arena in the 1980s. In the former area, a …
Government Violence and Repression
Trends in College Curricula and Programs
This article explores trends in curriculum development in peace studies over the last two decades. It isolates three different time periods and the corresponding themes that have dominated them, paying particular attention to the development of new substantive areas of interest and to the challenges that each era has faced in the implementation of peace studies. Each era of peace studies development has been stimulated by the larger sociopolitica…
Authoritarians and Democrats
Of Victims and Executioners
Scholars have found that state terror has been employed frequently against subdued, if not fully compliant, populations. Scholars have argued that regimes may attack groups whose characteristics seem incongruent with their own ideological agendas. Having fully internalized a set of doctrines, and being prone to exaggerate the extent and depth of the security threats facing them, authoritarian regimes may provoke long periods of unrestrained, disp…
Terrorism and peace studies
Where was peace studies when we needed it? As terrorism came to dominate the headlines between the mid‐1960s and the mid‐1980s, peace researchers were conspicuously silent, save a rare journal article, about this kind of violence. This occurred even though a major intellectual industry in international relations—complete with conferences, scholarly journals, and major research projects— arose to study terrorism, and to give governments advice abo…
Economic sanctions and human rights
(1997). Economic sanctions and human rights: Part of the problem or part of the solution? The International Journal of Human Rights: Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 1-25
The Price of Peace
Chapter 1 Foreword Part 2 Theoretical and Historical Perspectives Chapter 3 Introduction Chapter 4 Economic Sanctions and Their Humanitarian Impact: An Overview Chapter 5 Toward a Framework for Analysis Part 6 Four Case Studies Chapter 7 The Humanitarian Consequences of Sanctioning South Africa Chapter 8 The Humanitarian Impact of Economic Sanctions and War in Iraq Chapter 9 Non-forcible and Forcible Sanctions in the Former Yugoslavia Chapter 10 …
More Ethical than Not
Joy Gordon has made a major contribution to both the ethical analysis and the policy evaluation of economic sanctions. But her claims against sanctions should be understood as critique rather than condemnation and rejection of sanctions on ethical grounds. Through a series of arguments and examples, this response points out that Gordon may be too narrow in defining sanctions' success, and that, where sanctions have gone awry, it is because they w…
The Sanctions Decade
Since the end of the Cold War, economic sanctions have been a frequent instrument of UN authority. Based on more than 200 interviews with officials from both sides, this book aims to provide a comprehensive assessment of the effectiveness of UN sanctions in the 1990s.
The Style of the New War
It is curious to note the evolution of discussions about the moral and legal rules that apply in the fight against terrorism. Immediately after September 11, when it was clear that the United States was going to focus its new war within Afghanistan, the first question that arose was how the United States was going to assess the deaths of Afghan civilians as collateral damage . A second, major set of legal and ethical issues developed around the B…
The Challenge of Targeting Economic Sanctions
Smart Sanctions: Targeting Economic Statecraft,, edited by David Cortright and George A. Lopez (Lanham MD: Rowan & Littlefield, 2002, xvi, 259pp, US$72.00 cloth, ISBN 0-7425-0142-6, US$27.95, ISBN 0-7425-0143-4)Sanctions and the Search for Security: Challenges to UN Action, by David Cortright and George A. Lopez (with Linda Gerber), (Boulder CO and London: Lynne Rienner, 2002, xii, 249pp, US$49.95 cloth, ISBN 1-58826-053-4, US$18.95 paper, ISBN 1…
Smart Sanctions
Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Targeted Financial Sanctions: Smart Sanctions that Do Work Chapter 3 Targeted Financial Sanctions: The U.S. Model Chapter 4 Targeted Financial Sanctions: Harmonizing National Legislation and Regulatory Practices Chapter 5 European Union Sanctions against the Federal Republic of yugoslavia from 1998 to 2000: A Special Exercise in Targeting Chapter 6 Arms Embargoes: In Name Only? Chapter 7 Putting More Teeth in the …
Containing Iraq
THE Bush administration's primary justification for going to war against Iraq last year was the threat posed by Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction (WMD) programs. But almost as soon as U.S. forces took Baghdad, it became clear that this fear was based on bad intelligence and faulty assumptions. Since then, the failure to find WMD in Iraq has caused a furor. Sympathetic analysts argue that Washington had no way of know ing how serious th…
In Defense of Smart Sanctions
In her recent article in this journal, Joy Gordon provides an astute history and critique of the evolution and application of smart sanctions within the United Nations system since the mid-1990s. Her analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the discrete types of smart sanctions is part of a growing discussion among both academics and practitioners about the future and the utility of these measures. As always, her continued skepticism about the…
Las ciudades medias industriales en España
Tradicionalmente se ha vinculado a las ciudades medias con sus funciones administrativas y de servicios, ligadas esencialmente a su papel como capitales provinciales. Del mismo modo, se ha extendido también la asociación de identificar una ciudad media con la existencia de industrias agroalimentarias relacionadas con procesos de transformación básicos ligados a sus entornos rurales. En pocas ocasiones se ha utilizado la etiqueta de ciudad industr…
Fábricas de envases de vidrio en España
Este artículo contiene una aportación a la historia de las fábricas de producción de vidrio hueco que surgieron en España a lo largo del siglo xx y, en concreto, ilustra una iniciativa singular durante la década de los sesenta, la de la Vidriera del Norte (VINSA). Con raíces en una experiencia previa puesta en marcha en México, la fábrica inició su camino en el polo industrial de Burgos como una aventura empresarial y se convirtió en poco tiempo …
El estudio del patrimonio industrial en España
En 2022 se cumplen cincuenta años de la aprobación de la Convención sobre la protección del Patrimonio Mundial de UNESCO, efeméride que marcó el inicio de la consideración reciente del patrimonio cultural. Durante este periodo el patrimonio industrial se ha ido constituyendo como un asunto relevante en los estudios científicos españoles, pero condicionado por su conceptualización difusa, en el marco de una disciplina controvertida -la Arqueología…
Segregação residencial urbana em cidades médias
Na Espanha, as cidades de médio porte apresentam indicadores de segregação residencial claramente mais baixos do que as grandes áreas urbanas, com um claro contraste entre os valores para rendas altas e baixas, bem como para o grupo de população estrangeira. Essa diferenciação é mais acentuada nas cidades médias da região de Castilla e León, que apresentam níveis particularmente moderados de segregação residencial em comparação com outras cidades…
Manifestaciones actuales de la segregación residencial en ciudades medias españolas
Este trabajo realiza una aproximación al análisis de la desigualdad y la segregación de los grupos de renta alta y renta baja en las áreas urbanas de las ciudades medias españolas. Se utilizan distintas variables de caracterización sociodemográfica y se calculan los índices clásicos de medición para estudiar este fenómeno (índice de desigualdad, de segregación, de disimilitud y de aislamiento). En general, los resultados detectan unos niveles de …
Dinâmica demográfica e segregação urbana da população brasileira nas cidades médias espanholas
O presente artigo investiga de maneira preliminar e exploratória a distribuição e segregação da população de origem brasileira nas cidades médias da Espanha, preenchendo uma lacuna nos estudos sobre segregação urbana nessas áreas, aspecto importante no contexto urbano espanhol pela sua dinâmica demográfica, funcionalidade e conectividade urbana. Utilizando dados do Instituto Nacional de Estatística (INE), a pesquisa analisa a evolução e o impacto…
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