Anthony Petros Spanakos

Biographic Data

ID822191
NAMEAnthony Petros Spanakos
GIVEN NAMESAnthony Petros
FAMILY NAMESpanakos
SIGNATURESPANAKOS A P
AFFILIATIONSMontclair State University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS6
AUTHOR COUNT7
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2017
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
H-INDEX1

  • Theorizing the Revolutionary Political Action of Social Movements during the Pink Tide

    Open AccessAnthony Petros Spanakos, Mishella Romo RivasARTICLELatin American Perspectives2020References: 6

  • Howard J. Wiarda: Post-Script

    Esther Skelley Jordan, Anthony Petros SpanakosARTICLEPolity2018References: 8

    This essay concludes the symposium by considering Howard J. Wiarda’s topical scholarship on grand theory, corporatism, democratization, and development, in addition to his regional scholarship, which focused on Latin American, Caribbean, and Iberian politics but also touched on every other major region of the world, including U.S. politics and foreign policy making. We seek to makes sense of the tensions in Wiarda’s work, especially between his c…

  • Introduction: Still Provoking and Spurring the Understanding of World Politics

    Anthony Petros Spanakos, Esther Skelley JordanARTICLEPolity2018Cited by: 1References: 10

    This essay introduces a collection of critical reflections on the legacy of Howard J. Wiarda, whose research spanned comparative politics and international relations, with special attention to his work on Latin America and the role of think tanks and political practitioners. Wiarda offered a consistent critique of deterministic and universal paradigms in comparative politics and in U.S. foreign policy and insisted on the importance of understandi…

  • Deep Legality: When Politics Meets the Rule of Law

    Open AccessMishella Salomé Romo, Anthony Petros SpanakosARTICLELatin American Perspectives2018References: 7

  • Popular Politics in Bolivarian Venezuela

    Open AccessAnthony Petros Spanakos, Mishella Salomé RomoARTICLELatin American Perspectives2017References: 11

  • The Legacy of Hugo Chávez

    Open AccessDaniel Hellinger, Anthony Petros SpanakosARTICLELatin American Perspectives2017Cited by: 1References: 11

  • The Contribution of Hugo Chávez to an Understanding of Post-Neoliberalism

    Open AccessAnthony Petros Spanakos, Dimitris PantoulasARTICLELatin American Perspectives2017Cited by: 4References: 37

    When Hugo Chávez was president, he pronounced the death of many things-the constitution, the old "partyarchy," Venezuela's "Fourth Republic," and the Free Trade Area of the Americas, among others. Since his own death in 2013, scholars, activists, and citizens have contributed to a rich discussion of his legacy. Part of that legacy is an understanding of post-neoliberalism that recognizes its competing and contradictory components, some of them se…