Miguel Teubal
Biographic Data
| ID | 690382 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Miguel Teubal |
| GIVEN NAMES | Miguel |
| FAMILY NAME | Teubal |
| SIGNATURE | TEUBAL M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de Buenos Aires |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Norma Giarracca: Estudios Rurales Y Movimientos Sociales : Miradas Desde El Sur
Los aportes de Norma Giarracca al pensamiento social, y en particular a la Sociología Rural, son vastos y multifacéticos. En esta Antología hemos pautado cuatro secciones que reflejan la evolución de sus intereses y prioridades: “La Sociología Rural y el debate sobre el campesinado"; “Agroindustria, agronegocio y extractivismo"; “Protesta y movimientos sociales"; y, finalmente, “Perspectivas desde el Sur. Colonialidad del poder, otros bicentenari…
La Renta De La Tierra en La Economia Política Clásica: David Ricardo
En este trabajo se hace una revisión de la teoría de la renta de la tierra elaborada por David Ricardo a comienzos del siglo XIX. Tras señalar que las leyes de granos que limitaban la libre importación de alimentos del exterior favoreciendo a terratenientos en desmedro de una burguesía industrial en ascenso formaban parte de las circunstancias que lo llevaron a elaborar un modelo que analiza la evolución de la distribución de los ingresos entre l…
Agrarian Reform and Social Movements in the Age of Globalization: Latin America at the Dawn of the Twenty-first Century
Although the implementation of neoliberalism would appear to have ended agrarian reform in Latin America, the problem of land distribution remains as serious as ever. New agrarian and peasant social movements are emerging that involve not just the landless but the excluded, the marginalized, and the unemployed, whether rural or urban. While they focus on resistance to the industrial agrarian model promoted by the trans-national corporations, thei…
Women in Agriculture: Introduction
The nearly 100 kilometers that separate Argentina's capital from the smaller city of Mercedes in the province of Buenos Aires, have been nearly overtaken by controversial soybean fields, serving as a sort of corridor into the country's richest agricultural area, the Pampas region. With a population of 70,000, Mercedes is a very important resource center for agricultural production. During the summer of 2007, its traditional rural calm was shatter…
Rise and Collapse of Neoliberalism in Argentina: The Role of Economic Groups
The present crisis in Argentina, the worst crisis in Argentine history that reached rock-bottom levels in 2001-2, can be considered a crisis of neoliberalism, particularly of the severe structural adjustments applied in the 1990s and the beginning of the new millennium under the Menem and De la Rúa administrations. It was in this period that wholesale privatizations, deregulations of all kinds including those tending to the fully-fledged ‘flexibi…
Crisis and Agrarian Protest in Argentina: The Movimiento Mujeres Agropecuarias en Lucha
The Movimiento Mujeres Agropecuarias en Lucha (Agricultural Women in Struggle Movement-MML) is an agrarian movement led by women that emerged in Argentina in the mid-1990s (Giarracca and Teubal, 1997). Developing in a region noted for grain and cattle exports that borders the rich pampas, the movement emerged from the spontaneous actions of a group of farmers against the banks' auctioning of their land and agricultural machinery to collect their …
Structural Adjustment and Social Disarticulation the Case of Argentina
In most cases structural adjustment (SA) involves transfers of income, wealth and power into the hands of economic and political establishments, implying marginality and exclusion for the majority of the population. SA contributes to development of a new “regime of accumulation,” more “socially and sectorally disarticulated” than previous ones. Disarticulation occurs when the main activities of the economy are increasingly dissociated from the de…
Mercosur, Argentina, and Regional Integration Processes
(1996). MERCOSUR, Argentina, and Regional Integration Processes. International Journal of Political Economy: Vol. 26, The Political Economy of Open Regionalism in Latin America, pp. 56-70
Articulaciones agroindustriales en el complejo cervecero
Internationalization of Capital and Agroindustrial Complexes: Their Impact on Latin American Agriculture
Argentina: The Crisis of Ultramonetarism
On the eve of the Malvinas conflict, Argentina was immersed in one of the major economic crises of the country's history. Massive closures of factories, a growing paralysis of economic activity, sharp rises in unemployment, a virtual collapse of the financial system, the enormous magnitude of domestic and foreign debt, and the persistence of one of the highest rates of inflation in the world, were only some of the more critical indicators of a tr…
The Search for Nutrition Policy
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Nutrición, desarrollo y política: Elementos Para El Análisis De Sus Interrelaciones
Acerca de la importancia del "excedente financiero" del sector agropecuario argentino. Respuesta a un comentario y nueva reflexión
Estimaciones del "excedente financiero" del sector agropecuario argentino
El fracaso de la integración económica latinoamericana
The Gold Standard, 1880-1914: Britain and Argentina
Europa y Latinoamérica ante la Integración Económica
"Investissement et Financement", Origine et emploi des fonds de grandes sociétés
Rise and Collapse of Neoliberalism in Argentina: The Role of Economic Groups
The present crisis in Argentina, the worst crisis in Argentine history that reached rock-bottom levels in 2001-2, can be considered a crisis of neoliberalism, particularly of the severe structural adjustments applied in the 1990s and the beginning of the new millennium under the Menem and De la Rúa administrations. It was in this period that wholesale privatizations, deregulations of all kinds including those tending to the fully-fledged ‘flexibi…
Agrarian Reform and Social Movements in the Age of Globalization: Latin America at the Dawn of the Twenty-first Century
Although the implementation of neoliberalism would appear to have ended agrarian reform in Latin America, the problem of land distribution remains as serious as ever. New agrarian and peasant social movements are emerging that involve not just the landless but the excluded, the marginalized, and the unemployed, whether rural or urban. While they focus on resistance to the industrial agrarian model promoted by the trans-national corporations, thei…
Crisis and Agrarian Protest in Argentina: The Movimiento Mujeres Agropecuarias en Lucha
The Movimiento Mujeres Agropecuarias en Lucha (Agricultural Women in Struggle Movement-MML) is an agrarian movement led by women that emerged in Argentina in the mid-1990s (Giarracca and Teubal, 1997). Developing in a region noted for grain and cattle exports that borders the rich pampas, the movement emerged from the spontaneous actions of a group of farmers against the banks' auctioning of their land and agricultural machinery to collect their …
Articulaciones agroindustriales en el complejo cervecero
El fracaso de la integración económica latinoamericana
The Gold Standard, 1880-1914: Britain and Argentina
Europa y Latinoamérica ante la Integración Económica
Mercosur, Argentina, and Regional Integration Processes
(1996). MERCOSUR, Argentina, and Regional Integration Processes. International Journal of Political Economy: Vol. 26, The Political Economy of Open Regionalism in Latin America, pp. 56-70
Internationalization of Capital and Agroindustrial Complexes: Their Impact on Latin American Agriculture
Argentina: The Crisis of Ultramonetarism
On the eve of the Malvinas conflict, Argentina was immersed in one of the major economic crises of the country's history. Massive closures of factories, a growing paralysis of economic activity, sharp rises in unemployment, a virtual collapse of the financial system, the enormous magnitude of domestic and foreign debt, and the persistence of one of the highest rates of inflation in the world, were only some of the more critical indicators of a tr…
Nutrición, desarrollo y política: Elementos Para El Análisis De Sus Interrelaciones
Europa y Latinoamérica ante la Integración Económica
"Investissement et Financement", Origine et emploi des fonds de grandes sociétés
The Gold Standard, 1880-1914: Britain and Argentina
El fracaso de la integración económica latinoamericana
Estimaciones del "excedente financiero" del sector agropecuario argentino
Acerca de la importancia del "excedente financiero" del sector agropecuario argentino. Respuesta a un comentario y nueva reflexión
Nutrición, desarrollo y política: Elementos Para El Análisis De Sus Interrelaciones
Argentina: The Crisis of Ultramonetarism
On the eve of the Malvinas conflict, Argentina was immersed in one of the major economic crises of the country's history. Massive closures of factories, a growing paralysis of economic activity, sharp rises in unemployment, a virtual collapse of the financial system, the enormous magnitude of domestic and foreign debt, and the persistence of one of the highest rates of inflation in the world, were only some of the more critical indicators of a tr…
The Search for Nutrition Policy
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Internationalization of Capital and Agroindustrial Complexes: Their Impact on Latin American Agriculture
Articulaciones agroindustriales en el complejo cervecero
Mercosur, Argentina, and Regional Integration Processes
(1996). MERCOSUR, Argentina, and Regional Integration Processes. International Journal of Political Economy: Vol. 26, The Political Economy of Open Regionalism in Latin America, pp. 56-70
Structural Adjustment and Social Disarticulation the Case of Argentina
In most cases structural adjustment (SA) involves transfers of income, wealth and power into the hands of economic and political establishments, implying marginality and exclusion for the majority of the population. SA contributes to development of a new “regime of accumulation,” more “socially and sectorally disarticulated” than previous ones. Disarticulation occurs when the main activities of the economy are increasingly dissociated from the de…
Crisis and Agrarian Protest in Argentina: The Movimiento Mujeres Agropecuarias en Lucha
The Movimiento Mujeres Agropecuarias en Lucha (Agricultural Women in Struggle Movement-MML) is an agrarian movement led by women that emerged in Argentina in the mid-1990s (Giarracca and Teubal, 1997). Developing in a region noted for grain and cattle exports that borders the rich pampas, the movement emerged from the spontaneous actions of a group of farmers against the banks' auctioning of their land and agricultural machinery to collect their …
Rise and Collapse of Neoliberalism in Argentina: The Role of Economic Groups
The present crisis in Argentina, the worst crisis in Argentine history that reached rock-bottom levels in 2001-2, can be considered a crisis of neoliberalism, particularly of the severe structural adjustments applied in the 1990s and the beginning of the new millennium under the Menem and De la Rúa administrations. It was in this period that wholesale privatizations, deregulations of all kinds including those tending to the fully-fledged ‘flexibi…
Women in Agriculture: Introduction
The nearly 100 kilometers that separate Argentina's capital from the smaller city of Mercedes in the province of Buenos Aires, have been nearly overtaken by controversial soybean fields, serving as a sort of corridor into the country's richest agricultural area, the Pampas region. With a population of 70,000, Mercedes is a very important resource center for agricultural production. During the summer of 2007, its traditional rural calm was shatter…
Agrarian Reform and Social Movements in the Age of Globalization: Latin America at the Dawn of the Twenty-first Century
Although the implementation of neoliberalism would appear to have ended agrarian reform in Latin America, the problem of land distribution remains as serious as ever. New agrarian and peasant social movements are emerging that involve not just the landless but the excluded, the marginalized, and the unemployed, whether rural or urban. While they focus on resistance to the industrial agrarian model promoted by the trans-national corporations, thei…
La Renta De La Tierra en La Economia Política Clásica: David Ricardo
En este trabajo se hace una revisión de la teoría de la renta de la tierra elaborada por David Ricardo a comienzos del siglo XIX. Tras señalar que las leyes de granos que limitaban la libre importación de alimentos del exterior favoreciendo a terratenientos en desmedro de una burguesía industrial en ascenso formaban parte de las circunstancias que lo llevaron a elaborar un modelo que analiza la evolución de la distribución de los ingresos entre l…
Norma Giarracca: Estudios Rurales Y Movimientos Sociales : Miradas Desde El Sur
Los aportes de Norma Giarracca al pensamiento social, y en particular a la Sociología Rural, son vastos y multifacéticos. En esta Antología hemos pautado cuatro secciones que reflejan la evolución de sus intereses y prioridades: “La Sociología Rural y el debate sobre el campesinado"; “Agroindustria, agronegocio y extractivismo"; “Protesta y movimientos sociales"; y, finalmente, “Perspectivas desde el Sur. Colonialidad del poder, otros bicentenari…
Political science (13 works) · Economics (7 works) · Business (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Debt (4 works) · Economy (4 works) · History (4 works) · Humanities (4 works) · Agrarian society (3 works) · Agriculture (3 works)