Raúl Delgado-Wise
Biographic Data
| ID | 375127 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Raúl Delgado-Wise |
| GIVEN NAMES | Raúl |
| FAMILY NAME | Delgado-Wise |
| SIGNATURE | DELGADO-WISE R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas "Francisco García Salinas" |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Intercambio desigual en la era de los monopolios generalizados
The objective of this article is to analyze the emergence of a new international division of labor in the era of monopolies. In a first stage, this process involves low-skilled labor associated with the dismantling of the productive apparatus in the countries of the periphery and its rearticulation with the great imperialist powers through the mecha-nism of global value chains. In a second phase, there is a restructuring of the highly qual-ified …
A Critical Overview of Migration and Development: The Latin American Challenge
There is an intense ongoing debate on migration and development in Latin America. This article offers a critical overview of the main perspectives surrounding the Latin American debate across the social sciences. A brief historical background is provided, followed by a characterization of the three main paradigms prevailing in the region: the dominant perspective, grounded in modernization and neoliberal principles; the southern perspective, whic…
Paradojas de la migración internacional y el medio ambiente
En el presente artículo se analiza la relación entre migración internacional y degradación ambiental, se estudia el caso de Zacatecas. Se identifican tres paradojas: a) factores como la degradación ecológica, la escasez de recursos naturales o la presión del crecimiento poblacional no explican la migración internacional; contrariamente, las causas se encuentran en la insostenibilidad social derivada de las relaciones de producción; b) merced a la…
The Reshaping of Mexican Labor Exports under Nafta: Paradoxes and Challenges
From the perspective of the political economy of development, this article analyzes the role played by Mexican labor in the U.S. productive restructuring process under the aegis of the North American Free Trade Agreement. By conceptualizing the labor export–led model it dissects three basic mechanisms of regional economic integration: maquiladoras, disguised maquilas, and labor migration. Not only does this analytical framework cast light on the …
Differences Behind the Appearances: Export Growth, Technological Capabilities, and Development in Mexico and South Korea
In spite of the apparent parallel experiences followed by export growth in Mexico and South Korea, the authors argue that the two countries have followed radically contrasting economic and social development paths. The aim of this paper is to examine some of the strategic dimensions of the two paths in an attempt to demystify the aura of success created around the Mexican case
Critical Dimensions of Mexico—US Migration under the Aegis of Neoliberalism and Nafta
The main objective of this article is to offer a critical overview of the present nature of Mexico–US migration, taking into account the broad and intricate spectrum of labour relations that has arisen among both nations in the context of the new forms of domination characterizing US imperialism. The article’s primary interest lies in penetrating the content and scope of this phenomenon in an attempt to reveal the strategic role played by the exp…
The Hidden Agenda of Mexico's Fox Administration
The of migration is one of the most significant changes in Mexican foreign policy to take place during the administration of President Vicente Fox (Castafieda, 2001: 89). Beyond the anecdotal and symbolic effect of the holding of the first act of protocol with representatives of the migrant community in the Los Pinos presidential residence, it is considered issue in the National Development Plan of 2001-2006. The need to approach it with a new an…
A Critical Overview of Migration and Development: The Latin American Challenge
There is an intense ongoing debate on migration and development in Latin America. This article offers a critical overview of the main perspectives surrounding the Latin American debate across the social sciences. A brief historical background is provided, followed by a characterization of the three main paradigms prevailing in the region: the dominant perspective, grounded in modernization and neoliberal principles; the southern perspective, whic…
The Reshaping of Mexican Labor Exports under Nafta: Paradoxes and Challenges
From the perspective of the political economy of development, this article analyzes the role played by Mexican labor in the U.S. productive restructuring process under the aegis of the North American Free Trade Agreement. By conceptualizing the labor export–led model it dissects three basic mechanisms of regional economic integration: maquiladoras, disguised maquilas, and labor migration. Not only does this analytical framework cast light on the …
Critical Dimensions of Mexico—US Migration under the Aegis of Neoliberalism and Nafta
The main objective of this article is to offer a critical overview of the present nature of Mexico–US migration, taking into account the broad and intricate spectrum of labour relations that has arisen among both nations in the context of the new forms of domination characterizing US imperialism. The article’s primary interest lies in penetrating the content and scope of this phenomenon in an attempt to reveal the strategic role played by the exp…
Paradojas de la migración internacional y el medio ambiente
En el presente artículo se analiza la relación entre migración internacional y degradación ambiental, se estudia el caso de Zacatecas. Se identifican tres paradojas: a) factores como la degradación ecológica, la escasez de recursos naturales o la presión del crecimiento poblacional no explican la migración internacional; contrariamente, las causas se encuentran en la insostenibilidad social derivada de las relaciones de producción; b) merced a la…
Differences Behind the Appearances: Export Growth, Technological Capabilities, and Development in Mexico and South Korea
In spite of the apparent parallel experiences followed by export growth in Mexico and South Korea, the authors argue that the two countries have followed radically contrasting economic and social development paths. The aim of this paper is to examine some of the strategic dimensions of the two paths in an attempt to demystify the aura of success created around the Mexican case
The Hidden Agenda of Mexico's Fox Administration
The of migration is one of the most significant changes in Mexican foreign policy to take place during the administration of President Vicente Fox (Castafieda, 2001: 89). Beyond the anecdotal and symbolic effect of the holding of the first act of protocol with representatives of the migrant community in the Los Pinos presidential residence, it is considered issue in the National Development Plan of 2001-2006. The need to approach it with a new an…
Critical Dimensions of Mexico—US Migration under the Aegis of Neoliberalism and Nafta
The main objective of this article is to offer a critical overview of the present nature of Mexico–US migration, taking into account the broad and intricate spectrum of labour relations that has arisen among both nations in the context of the new forms of domination characterizing US imperialism. The article’s primary interest lies in penetrating the content and scope of this phenomenon in an attempt to reveal the strategic role played by the exp…
The Hidden Agenda of Mexico's Fox Administration
The of migration is one of the most significant changes in Mexican foreign policy to take place during the administration of President Vicente Fox (Castafieda, 2001: 89). Beyond the anecdotal and symbolic effect of the holding of the first act of protocol with representatives of the migrant community in the Los Pinos presidential residence, it is considered issue in the National Development Plan of 2001-2006. The need to approach it with a new an…
Differences Behind the Appearances: Export Growth, Technological Capabilities, and Development in Mexico and South Korea
In spite of the apparent parallel experiences followed by export growth in Mexico and South Korea, the authors argue that the two countries have followed radically contrasting economic and social development paths. The aim of this paper is to examine some of the strategic dimensions of the two paths in an attempt to demystify the aura of success created around the Mexican case
Paradojas de la migración internacional y el medio ambiente
En el presente artículo se analiza la relación entre migración internacional y degradación ambiental, se estudia el caso de Zacatecas. Se identifican tres paradojas: a) factores como la degradación ecológica, la escasez de recursos naturales o la presión del crecimiento poblacional no explican la migración internacional; contrariamente, las causas se encuentran en la insostenibilidad social derivada de las relaciones de producción; b) merced a la…
The Reshaping of Mexican Labor Exports under Nafta: Paradoxes and Challenges
From the perspective of the political economy of development, this article analyzes the role played by Mexican labor in the U.S. productive restructuring process under the aegis of the North American Free Trade Agreement. By conceptualizing the labor export–led model it dissects three basic mechanisms of regional economic integration: maquiladoras, disguised maquilas, and labor migration. Not only does this analytical framework cast light on the …
A Critical Overview of Migration and Development: The Latin American Challenge
There is an intense ongoing debate on migration and development in Latin America. This article offers a critical overview of the main perspectives surrounding the Latin American debate across the social sciences. A brief historical background is provided, followed by a characterization of the three main paradigms prevailing in the region: the dominant perspective, grounded in modernization and neoliberal principles; the southern perspective, whic…
Intercambio desigual en la era de los monopolios generalizados
The objective of this article is to analyze the emergence of a new international division of labor in the era of monopolies. In a first stage, this process involves low-skilled labor associated with the dismantling of the productive apparatus in the countries of the periphery and its rearticulation with the great imperialist powers through the mecha-nism of global value chains. In a second phase, there is a restructuring of the highly qual-ified …
Political science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Economy (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Development economics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Restructuring (3 works) · Economic geography (2 works) · Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies (2 works)