William Glade
Biographic Data
| ID | 689568 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William Glade |
| GIVEN NAMES | William |
| FAMILY NAME | Glade |
| SIGNATURE | GLADE W |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at Austin |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Bigger Economies, Smaller Governments: The Role of Privatization in Latin America
Privatization of large national enterprises has been the most far-reaching of Latin America's dramatic structural reforms, the objective being to underpin fiscal stability by shedding huge capital requirements. But long-term gains to the economy also depend on such factors as increased efficiency through better communications and infrastructure and
The State and the Private Sector in Latin America: The Shift to Partnership - by Font, Mauricio
Two Decades of Economics in Mexico
This essay reviews Mexican economic policy and scholarship over the last twenty years. Momentous changes in the Mexican economic environment and national policy have precipitated corresponding changes in the economic literature, to which the maturation of the scholarly profession on the basis of improvements in Mexican academic institutions, the large number of economists trained abroad, and the employment of economists as technocrats in business…
Reforming the State: Managerial Public Administration in Latin America
Neoconservative proposals for a minimal state notwithstanding, it has become increasingly clear in Latin America (and elsewhere) that the state must in fact be strengthened and the civil service reformed. This book contributes to the debate about the optimum role of the state, advancing the managerial approach to improving state capacity as far more effective than the bureaucratic perspective.
Institutions and Inequality in Latin America: Text and Subtext
The production of inequality has been one of the most enduring features of Latin American economic and social systems, and one in which the institutional structure has perhaps exhibited the greatest consistency over time. In a very real sense, inequality is what the Mexican Revolution was all about, as was the Bolivian Revolution of the early 1950s. So, too, with the rise, in the middle decades of this century, of assorted populist political part…
Privatization in rent-seeking societies
Camelot revisited
A Central American Triptych: Three Views of the Integration Process
One way of going about the analysis of regional integration processes is exemplified by Nugent's Economic Integration in Central America. From the outset the study limits itself by explicitly "excluding considerations that are primarily 'political' or 'social' in nature and by confining. . . [the analysis] to the macroeconomic level, thereby leaving to future researchers the tasks of explaining the effects of economic integration on economic stru…
The Latifundio and the City in Latin American HistoryThe Rural Society of Latin America Today. Three Papers Presented at the Second Scandinavian Research Conference in Copenhagen 4-6 May 1973
The Latifundio and the City in Latin American History
Calendar of Meetings
Eight sessions were held
The Politics of Regional Integration: The Central American Case
The Enigma of Mexico's Dilemma The Dilemma of Mexico's Development, the Roles of the Private and Public Sectors . Raymond Vernon
Privatization in rent-seeking societies
Institutions and Inequality in Latin America: Text and Subtext
The production of inequality has been one of the most enduring features of Latin American economic and social systems, and one in which the institutional structure has perhaps exhibited the greatest consistency over time. In a very real sense, inequality is what the Mexican Revolution was all about, as was the Bolivian Revolution of the early 1950s. So, too, with the rise, in the middle decades of this century, of assorted populist political part…
The Enigma of Mexico's Dilemma The Dilemma of Mexico's Development, the Roles of the Private and Public Sectors . Raymond Vernon
The Politics of Regional Integration: The Central American Case
Calendar of Meetings
Eight sessions were held
The Latifundio and the City in Latin American HistoryThe Rural Society of Latin America Today. Three Papers Presented at the Second Scandinavian Research Conference in Copenhagen 4-6 May 1973
The Latifundio and the City in Latin American History
A Central American Triptych: Three Views of the Integration Process
One way of going about the analysis of regional integration processes is exemplified by Nugent's Economic Integration in Central America. From the outset the study limits itself by explicitly "excluding considerations that are primarily 'political' or 'social' in nature and by confining. . . [the analysis] to the macroeconomic level, thereby leaving to future researchers the tasks of explaining the effects of economic integration on economic stru…
Camelot revisited
Privatization in rent-seeking societies
Institutions and Inequality in Latin America: Text and Subtext
The production of inequality has been one of the most enduring features of Latin American economic and social systems, and one in which the institutional structure has perhaps exhibited the greatest consistency over time. In a very real sense, inequality is what the Mexican Revolution was all about, as was the Bolivian Revolution of the early 1950s. So, too, with the rise, in the middle decades of this century, of assorted populist political part…
Reforming the State: Managerial Public Administration in Latin America
Neoconservative proposals for a minimal state notwithstanding, it has become increasingly clear in Latin America (and elsewhere) that the state must in fact be strengthened and the civil service reformed. This book contributes to the debate about the optimum role of the state, advancing the managerial approach to improving state capacity as far more effective than the bureaucratic perspective.
Two Decades of Economics in Mexico
This essay reviews Mexican economic policy and scholarship over the last twenty years. Momentous changes in the Mexican economic environment and national policy have precipitated corresponding changes in the economic literature, to which the maturation of the scholarly profession on the basis of improvements in Mexican academic institutions, the large number of economists trained abroad, and the employment of economists as technocrats in business…
The State and the Private Sector in Latin America: The Shift to Partnership - by Font, Mauricio
Bigger Economies, Smaller Governments: The Role of Privatization in Latin America
Privatization of large national enterprises has been the most far-reaching of Latin America's dramatic structural reforms, the objective being to underpin fiscal stability by shedding huge capital requirements. But long-term gains to the economy also depend on such factors as increased efficiency through better communications and infrastructure and
Political science (11 works) · Law (6 works) · Latin Americans (5 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economic Theory and Policy (3 works) · International Relations in Latin America (3 works) · Action (physics (2 works) · Business (2 works)