Paul Lubeck
Biographic Data
| ID | 3696717 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul Lubeck |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul |
| FAMILY NAME | Lubeck |
| SIGNATURE | LUBECK P |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
La restructuración del sector urbano-industrial de Nigeria dentro de la región de África occidental. La interacción de la crisis, los eslabonamientos y la resistencia popular
Petroleum and Proletarianization: The Life History of a Muslim Nigerian Worker
The social and economic history of Africa is necessarily constructed from many fragmented and contradictory sources. Often lost in sources dependent on archives, written records, and elite memoires are experiences and perspectives of inarticulate who, unwittingly, bear burden of large-scale structural change. Here it will be argued that historical representation requires writer to integrate interpretative meanings from lived experience of individ…
La protesta islámica bajo un capital semi-industrial: Explicación del movimiento 'Yan Tatsine
Traducción del inglés: Carmen Chuaqui
Explaining Social Movements in Two Oil-Exporting States: Divergent Outcomes in Nigeria and Iran
If one were to survey social movements in the last decade that were inextricably linked to global socioeconomic processes, the significant social movements that have emerged in Islamic oil-producing countries could hardly escape notice. Since nine oil-exporting states possess Muslim majorities, there appears to be an objective relationship between the global consequences of the post-1973 oil-price revolution and the socioeconomic transformation o…
Choice, Class and Conflict: A Study of Southern Nigerian Factory Workers
Urban class conflict in Africa and Latin America: Comparative analyses from a world systems perspective
Cet article adopte une perspective mondiale sur la base des travaux d'Amin, Frank et Wallerstein pour comparer les aspects de la lutte des classes urbaines en Afrique et en Amérique Latine. Le développement de pays spécifiques (Mexique et Nigéria) est décrit, avec une discussion plus détaillée des villes de Monterrey et de Kano. L'analyse est faite sur une base historique et cherche à établir que la nature de la lutte des classes urbaines s'expli…
The Value of Multiple Methods in Researching Third World Strikes: A Nigerian Example
Urban class conflict in Africa and Latin America: Comparative analyses from a world systems perspective
Cet article adopte une perspective mondiale sur la base des travaux d'Amin, Frank et Wallerstein pour comparer les aspects de la lutte des classes urbaines en Afrique et en Amérique Latine. Le développement de pays spécifiques (Mexique et Nigéria) est décrit, avec une discussion plus détaillée des villes de Monterrey et de Kano. L'analyse est faite sur une base historique et cherche à établir que la nature de la lutte des classes urbaines s'expli…
Explaining Social Movements in Two Oil-Exporting States: Divergent Outcomes in Nigeria and Iran
If one were to survey social movements in the last decade that were inextricably linked to global socioeconomic processes, the significant social movements that have emerged in Islamic oil-producing countries could hardly escape notice. Since nine oil-exporting states possess Muslim majorities, there appears to be an objective relationship between the global consequences of the post-1973 oil-price revolution and the socioeconomic transformation o…
Petroleum and Proletarianization: The Life History of a Muslim Nigerian Worker
The social and economic history of Africa is necessarily constructed from many fragmented and contradictory sources. Often lost in sources dependent on archives, written records, and elite memoires are experiences and perspectives of inarticulate who, unwittingly, bear burden of large-scale structural change. Here it will be argued that historical representation requires writer to integrate interpretative meanings from lived experience of individ…
Urban class conflict in Africa and Latin America: Comparative analyses from a world systems perspective
Cet article adopte une perspective mondiale sur la base des travaux d'Amin, Frank et Wallerstein pour comparer les aspects de la lutte des classes urbaines en Afrique et en Amérique Latine. Le développement de pays spécifiques (Mexique et Nigéria) est décrit, avec une discussion plus détaillée des villes de Monterrey et de Kano. L'analyse est faite sur une base historique et cherche à établir que la nature de la lutte des classes urbaines s'expli…
The Value of Multiple Methods in Researching Third World Strikes: A Nigerian Example
Choice, Class and Conflict: A Study of Southern Nigerian Factory Workers
La protesta islámica bajo un capital semi-industrial: Explicación del movimiento 'Yan Tatsine
Traducción del inglés: Carmen Chuaqui
Explaining Social Movements in Two Oil-Exporting States: Divergent Outcomes in Nigeria and Iran
If one were to survey social movements in the last decade that were inextricably linked to global socioeconomic processes, the significant social movements that have emerged in Islamic oil-producing countries could hardly escape notice. Since nine oil-exporting states possess Muslim majorities, there appears to be an objective relationship between the global consequences of the post-1973 oil-price revolution and the socioeconomic transformation o…
Petroleum and Proletarianization: The Life History of a Muslim Nigerian Worker
The social and economic history of Africa is necessarily constructed from many fragmented and contradictory sources. Often lost in sources dependent on archives, written records, and elite memoires are experiences and perspectives of inarticulate who, unwittingly, bear burden of large-scale structural change. Here it will be argued that historical representation requires writer to integrate interpretative meanings from lived experience of individ…
La restructuración del sector urbano-industrial de Nigeria dentro de la región de África occidental. La interacción de la crisis, los eslabonamientos y la resistencia popular
Political science (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Geography (2 works) · Islam (2 works) · Natural Resources and Economic Development (2 works) · Petroleum (2 works)