Priscilla Yamin
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 288887 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Priscilla Yamin |
| PRENOMES | Priscilla |
| SOBRENOME | Yamin |
| ASSINATURA | YAMIN P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Oregon |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9964-3430 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
A Matter of Journal Choice
This article addresses the underrepresentation of Global South scholars in Global North journals. In order to explore this issue, we conducted a study on the submission decisions of Global South scholars, with a focus on International Relations (IR). We collected novel data on IR scholars based in Latin America and conducted a conjoint experiment on a sample of 446 scholars. Our study provides the first experimental evidence of journal submission…
Carrots or sticks? Analyzing the application of US economic statecraft towards Latin American engagement with China
Geopolitical competition between the United States and China has led to an increased reliance on economic statecraft. In this context, understanding the conditions that trigger trade, aid, or investment weaponization becomes crucial. This article examines how the United States has employed economic statecraft in response to Latin American countries' engagement with China. The study revisits the theoretical debate on positive and negative economic…
Segmented Communities in the Global South
Claims about international relations and political science more broadly becoming more globalized coexist with enduring critiques of the discipline being dominated by scholars from wealthier Western countries. This article leverages data on publication patterns between 2008 and 2020 in the Argentine IR community, which we believe is a relevant and potentially representative sample from the Global South, to show that the discipline is becoming more…
Argentina 2020
Este artículo examina la coaliciÃ3n que sostiene al gobierno de Alberto Fernández en Argentina a la luz de la literatura de Ciencia Política sobre coaliciones y analiza los sucesos principales que tuvieron lugar en relaciÃ3n a tres grandes desafíos que el nuevo gobierno debiÃ3 enfrentar durante su primer año: el manejo de la pandemia COVID-19, la renegociaciÃ3n de la deuda pÃoblica y la relaciÃ3n con los países de la regiÃ3n. En estas tres áreas …
The racialization of privacy
Illegalizing” Families
There is a paradox within United States immigration policy. Immigration policy separates families while also promising family unity. We address this paradox by arguing that state actors use “family” as a state-granted status. The state perceives some households as families and grants them benefits, while forcing other households to live as legal strangers. Individuals may form familial relationships, but the privileges and status of family are co…
The rise of biofuels in IR
Biofuels are a growing alternative energy source. In a context of their growing global consumption, Brazil has shown particular interest in the European market. This paper analyses Brazilian foreign policy on biofuels towards the EU during Lula da Silva’s administration (2003–10). It examines the emergence of biofuels at a global level, the main guidelines of Brazilian foreign policy, Brazilian environmental foreign policy and, finally, the Brazi…
State, Status, and the American Family
Imagine a world where households have to apply to be considered a family by the state. They would need to document how their domestic grouping fulfills the requirements of “family” through bank statements, passports, Social Security numbers, and perhaps even recommendations from those in their community attesting to the strength and quality of their relationships or their health and fitness. In reality, this scenario is not as far-fetched as one …
Constructing the sex trafficker
This article examines the development, framing, and implementation of Proposition 35, the ‘Californians Against Sexual Exploitation Act.’ The 2012 ballot initiative, described variously as a measure against human slavery, human trafficking, and sex trafficking secured more votes than any other initiative or candidate in a single statewide election in California history. We argue that the measure exemplifies a disjuncture in the articulation of fe…
One Marriage Under God
The importance of identity in understanding political institutions
Identity and institutions in political history
In this forum we bring together scholars, mostly from the discipline of political science, who use historical analysis to interrogate the role of race, gender, and sexuality in institutional develo
Inventing the Modern American Family
This edited volume is a welcome addition to the growing scholarship on the history and politics of the American family in the twentieth century. The collection is the result of two international workshops, one on motherhood and the other on masculinity, that were held at Münster University in Germany in 2010. The workshops were part of a project on the American family and social change sponsored by the Emmy Noether Junior Research Group of the hi…
The Search for Marital Order
Scholars of the Progressive Era have analyzed the political responses to immigration, industrialization, and urbanization, yet none have examined the key role marriage played in these struggles. Conversely, scholars of marriage have shown how the institution underwent regulatory changes in the era, but have not linked them to the establishment of a new civic order. From 1890 to 1920, the rules and regulations of state marriage laws were altered a…
The racialization of privacy
State, Status, and the American Family
Imagine a world where households have to apply to be considered a family by the state. They would need to document how their domestic grouping fulfills the requirements of “family” through bank statements, passports, Social Security numbers, and perhaps even recommendations from those in their community attesting to the strength and quality of their relationships or their health and fitness. In reality, this scenario is not as far-fetched as one …
The Search for Marital Order
Scholars of the Progressive Era have analyzed the political responses to immigration, industrialization, and urbanization, yet none have examined the key role marriage played in these struggles. Conversely, scholars of marriage have shown how the institution underwent regulatory changes in the era, but have not linked them to the establishment of a new civic order. From 1890 to 1920, the rules and regulations of state marriage laws were altered a…
Illegalizing” Families
There is a paradox within United States immigration policy. Immigration policy separates families while also promising family unity. We address this paradox by arguing that state actors use “family” as a state-granted status. The state perceives some households as families and grants them benefits, while forcing other households to live as legal strangers. Individuals may form familial relationships, but the privileges and status of family are co…
Carrots or sticks? Analyzing the application of US economic statecraft towards Latin American engagement with China
Geopolitical competition between the United States and China has led to an increased reliance on economic statecraft. In this context, understanding the conditions that trigger trade, aid, or investment weaponization becomes crucial. This article examines how the United States has employed economic statecraft in response to Latin American countries' engagement with China. The study revisits the theoretical debate on positive and negative economic…
Segmented Communities in the Global South
Claims about international relations and political science more broadly becoming more globalized coexist with enduring critiques of the discipline being dominated by scholars from wealthier Western countries. This article leverages data on publication patterns between 2008 and 2020 in the Argentine IR community, which we believe is a relevant and potentially representative sample from the Global South, to show that the discipline is becoming more…
Constructing the sex trafficker
This article examines the development, framing, and implementation of Proposition 35, the ‘Californians Against Sexual Exploitation Act.’ The 2012 ballot initiative, described variously as a measure against human slavery, human trafficking, and sex trafficking secured more votes than any other initiative or candidate in a single statewide election in California history. We argue that the measure exemplifies a disjuncture in the articulation of fe…
One Marriage Under God
The importance of identity in understanding political institutions
Identity and institutions in political history
In this forum we bring together scholars, mostly from the discipline of political science, who use historical analysis to interrogate the role of race, gender, and sexuality in institutional develo
The Search for Marital Order
Scholars of the Progressive Era have analyzed the political responses to immigration, industrialization, and urbanization, yet none have examined the key role marriage played in these struggles. Conversely, scholars of marriage have shown how the institution underwent regulatory changes in the era, but have not linked them to the establishment of a new civic order. From 1890 to 1920, the rules and regulations of state marriage laws were altered a…
The importance of identity in understanding political institutions
Identity and institutions in political history
In this forum we bring together scholars, mostly from the discipline of political science, who use historical analysis to interrogate the role of race, gender, and sexuality in institutional develo
Inventing the Modern American Family
This edited volume is a welcome addition to the growing scholarship on the history and politics of the American family in the twentieth century. The collection is the result of two international workshops, one on motherhood and the other on masculinity, that were held at Münster University in Germany in 2010. The workshops were part of a project on the American family and social change sponsored by the Emmy Noether Junior Research Group of the hi…
One Marriage Under God
The rise of biofuels in IR
Biofuels are a growing alternative energy source. In a context of their growing global consumption, Brazil has shown particular interest in the European market. This paper analyses Brazilian foreign policy on biofuels towards the EU during Lula da Silva’s administration (2003–10). It examines the emergence of biofuels at a global level, the main guidelines of Brazilian foreign policy, Brazilian environmental foreign policy and, finally, the Brazi…
State, Status, and the American Family
Imagine a world where households have to apply to be considered a family by the state. They would need to document how their domestic grouping fulfills the requirements of “family” through bank statements, passports, Social Security numbers, and perhaps even recommendations from those in their community attesting to the strength and quality of their relationships or their health and fitness. In reality, this scenario is not as far-fetched as one …
Constructing the sex trafficker
This article examines the development, framing, and implementation of Proposition 35, the ‘Californians Against Sexual Exploitation Act.’ The 2012 ballot initiative, described variously as a measure against human slavery, human trafficking, and sex trafficking secured more votes than any other initiative or candidate in a single statewide election in California history. We argue that the measure exemplifies a disjuncture in the articulation of fe…
Illegalizing” Families
There is a paradox within United States immigration policy. Immigration policy separates families while also promising family unity. We address this paradox by arguing that state actors use “family” as a state-granted status. The state perceives some households as families and grants them benefits, while forcing other households to live as legal strangers. Individuals may form familial relationships, but the privileges and status of family are co…
Argentina 2020
Este artículo examina la coaliciÃ3n que sostiene al gobierno de Alberto Fernández en Argentina a la luz de la literatura de Ciencia Política sobre coaliciones y analiza los sucesos principales que tuvieron lugar en relaciÃ3n a tres grandes desafíos que el nuevo gobierno debiÃ3 enfrentar durante su primer año: el manejo de la pandemia COVID-19, la renegociaciÃ3n de la deuda pÃoblica y la relaciÃ3n con los países de la regiÃ3n. En estas tres áreas …
The racialization of privacy
Segmented Communities in the Global South
Claims about international relations and political science more broadly becoming more globalized coexist with enduring critiques of the discipline being dominated by scholars from wealthier Western countries. This article leverages data on publication patterns between 2008 and 2020 in the Argentine IR community, which we believe is a relevant and potentially representative sample from the Global South, to show that the discipline is becoming more…
A Matter of Journal Choice
This article addresses the underrepresentation of Global South scholars in Global North journals. In order to explore this issue, we conducted a study on the submission decisions of Global South scholars, with a focus on International Relations (IR). We collected novel data on IR scholars based in Latin America and conducted a conjoint experiment on a sample of 446 scholars. Our study provides the first experimental evidence of journal submission…
Carrots or sticks? Analyzing the application of US economic statecraft towards Latin American engagement with China
Geopolitical competition between the United States and China has led to an increased reliance on economic statecraft. In this context, understanding the conditions that trigger trade, aid, or investment weaponization becomes crucial. This article examines how the United States has employed economic statecraft in response to Latin American countries' engagement with China. The study revisits the theoretical debate on positive and negative economic…
Political science (14 obras) · Sociology (12 obras) · Law (10 obras) · Law (10 obras) · Politics (10 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Social science (4 obras) · State (computer science (4 obras) · Economics (3 obras)