Eduardo Frajman
Biographic Data
| ID | 973435 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eduardo Frajman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eduardo |
| FAMILY NAME | Frajman |
| SIGNATURE | FRAJMAN E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Oakton Community College |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1448-4179 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Costa Rica 2016: Elecciones, partidos cantonales y autonomía local
La presencia e importancia de los partidos políticos cantonales en Costa Rica han crecido en la últimas dos décadas. El presente estudio bosqueja la participación de partidos cantonales en las elecciones municipales del 2016 y analiza el papel que, desde su perspectiva, juegan en la arena política nacional. El estudio se basa en el análisis cualitativo de informes mediáticos, documentos oficiales de los partidos y entrevistas telefónicas con líde…
The general election in Costa Rica, February/April 2014
Broadcasting Populist Leadership: Hugo Chávez and Aló Presidente
The transcripts of the television programme Aló Presidente, the centrepiece of President Hugo Chávez's media strategy, provide insight into the different ways in which his movement promoted the image of its leader and sought to solidify his emotionally charged connection with the Venezuelan masses. The study outlines the dynamics behind the changing format and content of Aló Presidente and places it within the context of earlier research on popul…
The People, Not the Movement: Opposition to Cafta in Costa Rica, 2002-2007
The social mobilization against the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) in Costa Rica between 2002 and 2007 was the strongest of any nation associated with the treaty. The popular opposition was able to delay for years and nearly stop its ratification. It did so by amassing support from the public at large and, in preparation for a national referendum, adopting a strategy of complete decentralization and horizontal, voluntary work at th…
The Socialist Impulse: Latin America in the Twentieth Century by Charles D. Ameringer
Information and Values in Popular Protests: Costa Rica in 2000
The mass demonstrations in Costa Rica in 2000 opposing a government initiative to deregulate the electricity and telecommunications markets point to the importance of the paths of communication between the people and government leaders to understand mass political mobilisation. This article explains the surprising reaction of the Costa Rican public by focusing on the unwillingness or inability of the policy-makers to articulate their position in …
Thoughts on Argentina: A Year after the “Collapse”
The recent collapse of the Argentine economy, as argued by historian Ignacio Lewkowicz, precipitated the “overflow” of the state’s political institutions as well. Yet, the authors observe, Argentine social and political life continued to function despite the lack of meaningful controls from above. It appears that it was the force of norms and the fear of total anarchy that led Argentina’s “civil society” to carry the burden of law and order for a…
Broadcasting Populist Leadership: Hugo Chávez and Aló Presidente
The transcripts of the television programme Aló Presidente, the centrepiece of President Hugo Chávez's media strategy, provide insight into the different ways in which his movement promoted the image of its leader and sought to solidify his emotionally charged connection with the Venezuelan masses. The study outlines the dynamics behind the changing format and content of Aló Presidente and places it within the context of earlier research on popul…
Information and Values in Popular Protests: Costa Rica in 2000
The mass demonstrations in Costa Rica in 2000 opposing a government initiative to deregulate the electricity and telecommunications markets point to the importance of the paths of communication between the people and government leaders to understand mass political mobilisation. This article explains the surprising reaction of the Costa Rican public by focusing on the unwillingness or inability of the policy-makers to articulate their position in …
The People, Not the Movement: Opposition to Cafta in Costa Rica, 2002-2007
The social mobilization against the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) in Costa Rica between 2002 and 2007 was the strongest of any nation associated with the treaty. The popular opposition was able to delay for years and nearly stop its ratification. It did so by amassing support from the public at large and, in preparation for a national referendum, adopting a strategy of complete decentralization and horizontal, voluntary work at th…
Thoughts on Argentina: A Year after the “Collapse”
The recent collapse of the Argentine economy, as argued by historian Ignacio Lewkowicz, precipitated the “overflow” of the state’s political institutions as well. Yet, the authors observe, Argentine social and political life continued to function despite the lack of meaningful controls from above. It appears that it was the force of norms and the fear of total anarchy that led Argentina’s “civil society” to carry the burden of law and order for a…
Information and Values in Popular Protests: Costa Rica in 2000
The mass demonstrations in Costa Rica in 2000 opposing a government initiative to deregulate the electricity and telecommunications markets point to the importance of the paths of communication between the people and government leaders to understand mass political mobilisation. This article explains the surprising reaction of the Costa Rican public by focusing on the unwillingness or inability of the policy-makers to articulate their position in …
The Socialist Impulse: Latin America in the Twentieth Century by Charles D. Ameringer
The People, Not the Movement: Opposition to Cafta in Costa Rica, 2002-2007
The social mobilization against the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) in Costa Rica between 2002 and 2007 was the strongest of any nation associated with the treaty. The popular opposition was able to delay for years and nearly stop its ratification. It did so by amassing support from the public at large and, in preparation for a national referendum, adopting a strategy of complete decentralization and horizontal, voluntary work at th…
The general election in Costa Rica, February/April 2014
Broadcasting Populist Leadership: Hugo Chávez and Aló Presidente
The transcripts of the television programme Aló Presidente, the centrepiece of President Hugo Chávez's media strategy, provide insight into the different ways in which his movement promoted the image of its leader and sought to solidify his emotionally charged connection with the Venezuelan masses. The study outlines the dynamics behind the changing format and content of Aló Presidente and places it within the context of earlier research on popul…
Costa Rica 2016: Elecciones, partidos cantonales y autonomía local
La presencia e importancia de los partidos políticos cantonales en Costa Rica han crecido en la últimas dos décadas. El presente estudio bosqueja la participación de partidos cantonales en las elecciones municipales del 2016 y analiza el papel que, desde su perspectiva, juegan en la arena política nacional. El estudio se basa en el análisis cualitativo de informes mediáticos, documentos oficiales de los partidos y entrevistas telefónicas con líde…
Political science (7 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics and Society in Latin America (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Economics (2 works)