Mark D Szuchman
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 203341 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Mark D Szuchman |
| PRENOMES | Mark D |
| SOBRENOME | Szuchman |
| ASSINATURA | SZUCHMAN M D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Florida International University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 40 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 39 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1976 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Families in War and Peace
This study begins with all-too-obvious premises: that war shreds to pieces the emotional and material fabric of families and that the consequences take generations to mend. Less obvious are the mechanisms by which incipient Spanish American nations undertook the processes of repair, and it is here that Sarah C. Chambers's book provides its special contribution, in its meticulous treatment of how Chilean political elites addressed the wreckage of …
Connections After Colonialism
La modernización entre cafetales
This is a solidly researched work dealing with a set of well-mined issues regarding urban modernization. Florencia Quesada Avendaño notes that modernization studies associated with the export boom period appear to have bypassed the historiography of Costa Rican and other Central American cities. She proposes to correct this gap in our understanding of the era between 1880 and 1930 by analyzing urban development in the Costa Rican capital of San J…
Myths of Modernity
Viviendas para el pueblo
This work analyzes the three-way articulation involving the individual, domestic space, and the state at the start of an era of state-sponsored programs of economic advancement for the needy: specifically, the construction of public housing for workers, starting early in the Peronist administration. While his 1946 electoral victory was based on a cross-class coalition, Juan Perón’s public discourse aimed especially at articulating the aspirations…
Imagining the State and Building the Nation
This work analyzes the interplay between the development of the state in nineteenth‐century Argentina and the attempts to forge a sense of nation within a significant portion of the population. By distinguishing between the two concepts – state‐building and nation‐building – the study follows their different developmental paths. The historical literature is reviewed revealing two themes: a record of great economic and cultural development made po…
Democracy in Latin America, 1760-1900
Democracy in Latin America, 1760‐1900
Workers or Citizens
This well-documented study supports a nuanced set of arguments that helps us understand the conflictive nature of party politics in Argentina in the early twentieth century, especially the failure of the democratic project that began promisingly in 1912 and ended in the 1930 military coup. Karush argues that Juan Perón’s 1945 electoral success finds its roots in the nature and discourse of electoral politics up to 1930.Elite concern over the grow…
I Saw a City Invincible
Chapter 1 The City as Vision-The Development of Urban Culture in Latin America Chapter 2 Daily Life of the Aztecs on the Eve of the Spanish Conquest Chapter 3 The Aztecs Under Spanish Rule Chapter 4 Viceregal Lima in the Seventeenth Century Chapter 5 Colonial Buenos Aires Chapter 6 Bahia in the Late Colonial Period Chapter 7 Bogot* in the Nineteenth Century Chapter 8 Lima in the Nineteenth Century Chapter 9 Buenos Aires in the Early Twentieth Cen…
Relación de mando
Handbook of Latin American Studies CD-ROM
Orden y virtud
Revolution and Restoration
Los Trabajadores de Buenos Aires
From the Managing Editor
The Problem of Order in Changing Societies
The Middle Period in Latin America
New World Soundings
Order, Family, and Community in Buenos Aires 1810-1860
Childhood Education and Politics in Nineteenth-Century Argentina
HE study of nineteenth-century schooling and childhood in Argentina can shed valuable light on that nation's changing political and social values. Schooling and childhood provide historical lenses through which we may analyze the delicate balance that existed between the political and behavioral uniformity often demanded by the elites and the heterodoxy which they encountered in different communities-between attempts at establishing ideological c…
The Middle Period in Latin America
Bypassing political independence as a line of demarcation, the authors explore change in Latin America through the use of concepts associated with mentalities and attitudes toward such quotidian realities as poverty, love, homestead, death, religion, and political obligation
Order, Family, and Community in Buenos Aires, 1810-1860
Order, Family and Community in Buenos Aires, 1810-1860
1. Home, neighborhood, power 2. Disorder and social control 3. Growing up in the city 4. Youth and the challenges to the moral order 5. Children, politics, and education 6. The political dimensions of household changes 7. Conclusions: masses and political obligation Methodological appendix Notes Bibliography Index
Historia y futuro de la ciudad iberoamericana
The Limits of the Melting Pot in Urban Argentina
A FTER their arrival in Argentine cities, both immigrants and in-migrants applied themselves to seeking their livelihoods; once they contemplated remaining in the same area, they would make additional efforts to cement their social ties to their new environment through appropriate marriages. Here we will examine a random sample of the marriages that noncordobes males contracted in the city of Cordoba between 1869 and 1909, during the period of ma…
Childhood Education and Politics in Nineteenth-Century Argentina
HE study of nineteenth-century schooling and childhood in Argentina can shed valuable light on that nation's changing political and social values. Schooling and childhood provide historical lenses through which we may analyze the delicate balance that existed between the political and behavioral uniformity often demanded by the elites and the heterodoxy which they encountered in different communities-between attempts at establishing ideological c…
Disorder and Social Control in Buenos Aires, 1810-1860
Disorder and Social Control in Buenos Aires, I8I0-I860 One of the major consequences of the wars for independence in Spanish America was the breakdown of traditional lines of authority. Throughout most of the former Spanish Empire, the colonial dynamics of power and deference were challenged by the struggles among new and contentious claimants to political supremacy. This article explores the judicial consequences of the first half-century of tur…
Household Structure and Political Crisis
This article will provide an overview of the changes in household composition in the city of Buenos Aires during the first decades of nation building. The discussion of household structures is based on a detailed analysis of the homes of thirty-five thousand porteños (residents of the city of Buenos Aires). The quantitative data are taken from three relatively complete manuscript census returns for the years 1810, 1827, and 1855. Once certain fla…
City and Society
The first part of this essay reviews some of the strengths and weaknesses in the current state of social history of Latin American cities. Specifically, it tries to create an awareness that quantitative urban studies need not be, and should not be, limited to aggregate data for sources. Unfortunately, many of the nascent quantitative studies of postindependence Latin American cities achieve their figures through published materials, principally d…
The State of Occupational Stratification Studies in Argentina
Research in social mobility in postcolonial Argentina has not benefitted from the sweeping changes in methodology and content found in histories of other periods and areas. The question of social mobility receives close attention in these studies partly because it offers such a variety of research opportunities and is measurable in several forms. Usually, the laboratory for these recent studies is the city-the place with the greatest opportunitie…
The State of Occupational Stratification Studies in Argentina
Research in social mobility in postcolonial Argentina has not benefitted from the sweeping changes in methodology and content found in histories of other periods and areas. The question of social mobility receives close attention in these studies partly because it offers such a variety of research opportunities and is measurable in several forms. Usually, the laboratory for these recent studies is the city-the place with the greatest opportunitie…
The Limits of the Melting Pot in Urban Argentina
A FTER their arrival in Argentine cities, both immigrants and in-migrants applied themselves to seeking their livelihoods; once they contemplated remaining in the same area, they would make additional efforts to cement their social ties to their new environment through appropriate marriages. Here we will examine a random sample of the marriages that noncordobes males contracted in the city of Cordoba between 1869 and 1909, during the period of ma…
Current Perspectives in Latin American Urban Research
Current Perspectives in Latin American Urban Research
German Buenos Aires, 1900-1933
City and Society
The first part of this essay reviews some of the strengths and weaknesses in the current state of social history of Latin American cities. Specifically, it tries to create an awareness that quantitative urban studies need not be, and should not be, limited to aggregate data for sources. Unfortunately, many of the nascent quantitative studies of postindependence Latin American cities achieve their figures through published materials, principally d…
Mobility and Integration in Urban Argentina
Between the 1870s, when the great influx of European immigrants began, and the start of World War I, Argentina underwent a radical alteration of its social composition and patterns of economic productivity. Mark Szuchman, in this groundbreaking study, examines the occupational, residential, educational, and economic patterns of mobility of some four thousand men, women, and children who resided in Córdoba, Argentina's most important interior city…
Argentine Sugar Politics
Mobility and Integration in Urban Argentina
Thomas F. McGann (1920-1982)
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Mobility and Integration in Urban Argentina
Disorder and Social Control in Buenos Aires, 1810-1860
Disorder and Social Control in Buenos Aires, I8I0-I860 One of the major consequences of the wars for independence in Spanish America was the breakdown of traditional lines of authority. Throughout most of the former Spanish Empire, the colonial dynamics of power and deference were challenged by the struggles among new and contentious claimants to political supremacy. This article explores the judicial consequences of the first half-century of tur…
Buenos Aires
The Faces of Labor in Latin America
Household Structure and Political Crisis
This article will provide an overview of the changes in household composition in the city of Buenos Aires during the first decades of nation building. The discussion of household structures is based on a detailed analysis of the homes of thirty-five thousand porteños (residents of the city of Buenos Aires). The quantitative data are taken from three relatively complete manuscript census returns for the years 1810, 1827, and 1855. Once certain fla…
The Middle Period in Latin America
Bypassing political independence as a line of demarcation, the authors explore change in Latin America through the use of concepts associated with mentalities and attitudes toward such quotidian realities as poverty, love, homestead, death, religion, and political obligation
Order, Family, and Community in Buenos Aires, 1810-1860
Order, Family and Community in Buenos Aires, 1810-1860
1. Home, neighborhood, power 2. Disorder and social control 3. Growing up in the city 4. Youth and the challenges to the moral order 5. Children, politics, and education 6. The political dimensions of household changes 7. Conclusions: masses and political obligation Methodological appendix Notes Bibliography Index
Historia y futuro de la ciudad iberoamericana
Order, Family, and Community in Buenos Aires 1810-1860
Childhood Education and Politics in Nineteenth-Century Argentina
HE study of nineteenth-century schooling and childhood in Argentina can shed valuable light on that nation's changing political and social values. Schooling and childhood provide historical lenses through which we may analyze the delicate balance that existed between the political and behavioral uniformity often demanded by the elites and the heterodoxy which they encountered in different communities-between attempts at establishing ideological c…
The Problem of Order in Changing Societies
The Middle Period in Latin America
New World Soundings
From the Managing Editor
Political science (34 obras) · Geography (18 obras) · Law (18 obras) · Sociology (18 obras) · History (15 obras) · Argentine historical studies (14 obras) · Politics (13 obras) · Latin Americans (11 obras) · Historical Studies in Latin America (10 obras) · Art (7 obras)