Marjorie Woodford Bray
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1011646 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Marjorie Woodford Bray |
| PRENOMES | Marjorie Woodford |
| SOBRENOME | Bray |
| ASSINATURA | BRAY M W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | California State University Los Angeles |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1975 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Response to Ellner’s article on Imperialism
Reflections after 50 years if being an editor of Latin American Perspectives
In Memoriam
In Memoriam
In Memoriam
In Memoriam
Fundamental Change or More of the Same
Early Days of the Latin American Perspectives Editorial Collective
The Making of Chile
After the overthrow of Chilean President Salvador Allende in 1973, several professors, graduate students, and filmmakers, with help from the Los Angeles Group for Latin American Solidarity, joined to create a film "pamphlet" documenting the social and cultural accomplishments of Allende's Unidad Popular administration and exposing the machinations of the U.S. government and the Chilean upper class that provoked the coup. Using footage generously …
Cuba Reflections
Cuba Dreaming
In Havana a fit place to sit and reflect on the revolution is on the park bench next to the sitting statue of John Lennon. A society like the one he imagined is taking shape in the Cuban archipelago. The academic and popular discussion of Cuba in the United States mostly misses the key point: the revolution is achieving a new form of democracy based upon shared social goals. These priorities were enunciated during the 1959 political void left by …
Latin American Studies in the Twenty-first Century
Creating spaces within our institutions that will allow scholar-activists to work in ways that are consistent with progressive educational and social ideals requires, initially, a nucleus of faculty members who share perceptions about the field. Many young Latin Americanists in the late 1960s and early 1970s had developed the critical dependency perspective that made such cross-disciplinary cooperation possible. By the end of the century, the gro…
Notes to Readers
Beyond Neoliberal Globalization
Globalization has become the predominant framework for the analysis of the world political economy. The literature is replete with telling criticism of the consequences of globalization controlled by neoliberal ideology, namely, social and economic injustice and despoliation of the environment. What needs to be done is to construct an alternative model of global change and to elaborate a political agenda for its implementation. Establishment theo…
Introduction
Trade as an Instrument of Dominance
The present conjuncture of world capitalism is characterized by the globalization of the international economy, which has reached a new stage that Donald Bray and I (1998) have called transperialism, in large part as the result of technological advances that permit instantaneous communication and thus even greater rationalization of production. Nevertheless, persistent regional differences permit the enterprises of the metropolitan areas to conti…
Scholarship in the Age of Transperialism
International Relations and Politics
New Perspectives On the Capitalist Process
This book represents an important contribution to the theoretical literature on Latin American development. Weaver uses the concepts of competitive, finance, and monopoly capitalism, but defines them on the basis of different characteristics than those generally utilized. Using these altered categories, he offers an analysis which seeks to clarify why South American industrial development occurred when it did and in the manner in which it did. Al…
Capitalism in Latin America
Report on a Filmmaking Experience
Shortly after the coup of 11 September 1973 in Chile, nine people came together in the Los Angeles area to express their outrage on film: Seven were students and teachers who had been in Chile, two were politically committed filmmakers. The product of this union was the fifty-five-minute documentary "Chile with Poems and Guns" which reached several thousand international viewers during the first year after its release. Twice aired on Los Angeles …
The Making of Chile
After the overthrow of Chilean President Salvador Allende in 1973, several professors, graduate students, and filmmakers, with help from the Los Angeles Group for Latin American Solidarity, joined to create a film "pamphlet" documenting the social and cultural accomplishments of Allende's Unidad Popular administration and exposing the machinations of the U.S. government and the Chilean upper class that provoked the coup. Using footage generously …
Scholarship in the Age of Transperialism
Latin American Studies in the Twenty-first Century
Creating spaces within our institutions that will allow scholar-activists to work in ways that are consistent with progressive educational and social ideals requires, initially, a nucleus of faculty members who share perceptions about the field. Many young Latin Americanists in the late 1960s and early 1970s had developed the critical dependency perspective that made such cross-disciplinary cooperation possible. By the end of the century, the gro…
Beyond Neoliberal Globalization
Globalization has become the predominant framework for the analysis of the world political economy. The literature is replete with telling criticism of the consequences of globalization controlled by neoliberal ideology, namely, social and economic injustice and despoliation of the environment. What needs to be done is to construct an alternative model of global change and to elaborate a political agenda for its implementation. Establishment theo…
Report on a Filmmaking Experience
Shortly after the coup of 11 September 1973 in Chile, nine people came together in the Los Angeles area to express their outrage on film: Seven were students and teachers who had been in Chile, two were politically committed filmmakers. The product of this union was the fifty-five-minute documentary "Chile with Poems and Guns" which reached several thousand international viewers during the first year after its release. Twice aired on Los Angeles …
Fundamental Change or More of the Same
Cuba Reflections
Report on a Filmmaking Experience
Shortly after the coup of 11 September 1973 in Chile, nine people came together in the Los Angeles area to express their outrage on film: Seven were students and teachers who had been in Chile, two were politically committed filmmakers. The product of this union was the fifty-five-minute documentary "Chile with Poems and Guns" which reached several thousand international viewers during the first year after its release. Twice aired on Los Angeles …
Capitalism in Latin America
New Perspectives On the Capitalist Process
This book represents an important contribution to the theoretical literature on Latin American development. Weaver uses the concepts of competitive, finance, and monopoly capitalism, but defines them on the basis of different characteristics than those generally utilized. Using these altered categories, he offers an analysis which seeks to clarify why South American industrial development occurred when it did and in the manner in which it did. Al…
International Relations and Politics
Scholarship in the Age of Transperialism
Trade as an Instrument of Dominance
The present conjuncture of world capitalism is characterized by the globalization of the international economy, which has reached a new stage that Donald Bray and I (1998) have called transperialism, in large part as the result of technological advances that permit instantaneous communication and thus even greater rationalization of production. Nevertheless, persistent regional differences permit the enterprises of the metropolitan areas to conti…
Beyond Neoliberal Globalization
Globalization has become the predominant framework for the analysis of the world political economy. The literature is replete with telling criticism of the consequences of globalization controlled by neoliberal ideology, namely, social and economic injustice and despoliation of the environment. What needs to be done is to construct an alternative model of global change and to elaborate a political agenda for its implementation. Establishment theo…
Introduction
Latin American Studies in the Twenty-first Century
Creating spaces within our institutions that will allow scholar-activists to work in ways that are consistent with progressive educational and social ideals requires, initially, a nucleus of faculty members who share perceptions about the field. Many young Latin Americanists in the late 1960s and early 1970s had developed the critical dependency perspective that made such cross-disciplinary cooperation possible. By the end of the century, the gro…
Notes to Readers
Cuba Dreaming
In Havana a fit place to sit and reflect on the revolution is on the park bench next to the sitting statue of John Lennon. A society like the one he imagined is taking shape in the Cuban archipelago. The academic and popular discussion of Cuba in the United States mostly misses the key point: the revolution is achieving a new form of democracy based upon shared social goals. These priorities were enunciated during the 1959 political void left by …
Cuba Reflections
Early Days of the Latin American Perspectives Editorial Collective
The Making of Chile
After the overthrow of Chilean President Salvador Allende in 1973, several professors, graduate students, and filmmakers, with help from the Los Angeles Group for Latin American Solidarity, joined to create a film "pamphlet" documenting the social and cultural accomplishments of Allende's Unidad Popular administration and exposing the machinations of the U.S. government and the Chilean upper class that provoked the coup. Using footage generously …
Fundamental Change or More of the Same
In Memoriam
In Memoriam
In Memoriam
In Memoriam
Response to Ellner’s article on Imperialism
Reflections after 50 years if being an editor of Latin American Perspectives
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