Marco A Gandásegui
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 338405 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Marco A Gandásegui |
| PRENOMES | Marco A |
| SOBRENOME | Gandásegui |
| ASSINATURA | GANDÁSEGUI M A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Universidad de Panamá |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1993 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Dance and Liberation in the Caribbean
Testimonials
President Obama, the Crisis, and Latin America
Since his election in 2008, President Barack Obama has tried without success to disguise U.S. military initiatives and the neoconservative milieu inherited from George W. Bush without changing any of the government's strategic goals. He has developed an economic plan similar to that of his predecessor, merely replacing fundamentalist neoliberals with pragmatic ones. More broadly, Latin America has practically been erased from the map in the White…
Chapter Six. President Obama And Political Culture In The United States
Barack Obama's victory in the 2008 United States (US) Presidential Election has special meaning for differing segments of the American social structure, for its dominant elite as well as for people around the world. Currently, people of African-American ancestry in the United States are a minority, still perceived by some as too different or as inherently inferior. Despite his motto of change, Obama does not have a program to include the American…
Panamá 2009
en 2009 panamá se enfrentó a la crisis económica mundial y, a pesar de ella, continuó ejecutando las obras de ampliación del canal de panamá que representa una inversión total de us$ 5.250 millones.La crisis logró abollar el crecimiento económico.al mismo tiempo los indicadores sociales desmejoraron.a la vez, las políticas públicas continuaron generando más protestas sociales y una tasa de criminalidad ascendente.se eligió un nuevo presidente de …
Democracia Y Movimientos Sociales en Panamá en El Centenario De La República
Este trabajo analiza los movimientos sociales y su rol en la construcción de la democracia en Panamá. La democracia panameña puede definirse como la búsqueda de la “hegemonía perdida”. Los avances de las capas medias y sus aliados de las clases obreras y campesinas, puso en tensión la fábrica social del país a lo largo de la centuria. En el siglo XX la clase transitista perdió la hegemonía en tres ocasiones (1902, 1931 y 1968). En igual número de…
Del sur hacia el norte
The Crisis of U.S. Hegemony in the Twenty-first Century
Paradoxes of Disconnectedness
Continual wars of resistance and wars of imperial conquest mark the development of capitalism as we know it. One of the driving forces of this violent history and a direct effect of capitalist development is the fact that new states are forced to struggle for a share of the fruits of the world system. As a result of this pattern of capitalist accumulation, the twentieth century witnessed multiple disconnections. Against this background, the follo…
Is the Soviet Collapse Dragging the United States Down
The mix of old and new in the United States's role as world leader creates ambiguity and confusion. The United States is looking for ways to regain its lost economic punch and to consolidate its world hegemony. At present, however, with no true enemy on the horizon, it is being dragged down by the Soviet collapse. The twentieth century was a period of transition but not from capitalism to socialism. The nonmarket alternative or challenge represen…
Latin America and Imperialism in the 21st Century
Imperialism is a useful analytical tool that must be further developed to comprehend the present day contradictions of a multi-polar, capitalist system and its implications for Latin American social struggles. A critical look at the contributions of Wallerstein and Arrighi are taken as a point of departure for suggesting how imperialism in the context of its sharpening contradictions can help inform oppositional forces to think in terms of social…
The 1998 Referendum in Panama
The Panamanian people have rejected the neoliberal policies of President Ernesto Perez Balladares and the proposed constitutional reforms that would have permitted him to stand immediately on the completion of his term of office for reelection to an additional five-year term. In this article, I discuss the results of the August 1998 referendum and some of its antecedents and then go on to examine the impact of the past four years of the current g…
The Military Regimes of Panama
The period of Panamanian history which is commonly referred to as that of the "military regime" (1968-1989) can be divided into two, and clearly distinct, phases. During the first stage (1968-1982), the military regime was engaged in trying to resolve the contradiction posed by two incompatible commitments: the commitment to pursue a national project of capitalist development on the one hand, and a commitment to support US interests on the isthmu…
South-of-the-Border Workers
Latin America and Imperialism in the 21st Century
Imperialism is a useful analytical tool that must be further developed to comprehend the present day contradictions of a multi-polar, capitalist system and its implications for Latin American social struggles. A critical look at the contributions of Wallerstein and Arrighi are taken as a point of departure for suggesting how imperialism in the context of its sharpening contradictions can help inform oppositional forces to think in terms of social…
Panamá 2009
en 2009 panamá se enfrentó a la crisis económica mundial y, a pesar de ella, continuó ejecutando las obras de ampliación del canal de panamá que representa una inversión total de us$ 5.250 millones.La crisis logró abollar el crecimiento económico.al mismo tiempo los indicadores sociales desmejoraron.a la vez, las políticas públicas continuaron generando más protestas sociales y una tasa de criminalidad ascendente.se eligió un nuevo presidente de …
Paradoxes of Disconnectedness
Continual wars of resistance and wars of imperial conquest mark the development of capitalism as we know it. One of the driving forces of this violent history and a direct effect of capitalist development is the fact that new states are forced to struggle for a share of the fruits of the world system. As a result of this pattern of capitalist accumulation, the twentieth century witnessed multiple disconnections. Against this background, the follo…
The Military Regimes of Panama
The period of Panamanian history which is commonly referred to as that of the "military regime" (1968-1989) can be divided into two, and clearly distinct, phases. During the first stage (1968-1982), the military regime was engaged in trying to resolve the contradiction posed by two incompatible commitments: the commitment to pursue a national project of capitalist development on the one hand, and a commitment to support US interests on the isthmu…
The Military Regimes of Panama
The period of Panamanian history which is commonly referred to as that of the "military regime" (1968-1989) can be divided into two, and clearly distinct, phases. During the first stage (1968-1982), the military regime was engaged in trying to resolve the contradiction posed by two incompatible commitments: the commitment to pursue a national project of capitalist development on the one hand, and a commitment to support US interests on the isthmu…
South-of-the-Border Workers
The 1998 Referendum in Panama
The Panamanian people have rejected the neoliberal policies of President Ernesto Perez Balladares and the proposed constitutional reforms that would have permitted him to stand immediately on the completion of his term of office for reelection to an additional five-year term. In this article, I discuss the results of the August 1998 referendum and some of its antecedents and then go on to examine the impact of the past four years of the current g…
Latin America and Imperialism in the 21st Century
Imperialism is a useful analytical tool that must be further developed to comprehend the present day contradictions of a multi-polar, capitalist system and its implications for Latin American social struggles. A critical look at the contributions of Wallerstein and Arrighi are taken as a point of departure for suggesting how imperialism in the context of its sharpening contradictions can help inform oppositional forces to think in terms of social…
Del sur hacia el norte
The Crisis of U.S. Hegemony in the Twenty-first Century
Paradoxes of Disconnectedness
Continual wars of resistance and wars of imperial conquest mark the development of capitalism as we know it. One of the driving forces of this violent history and a direct effect of capitalist development is the fact that new states are forced to struggle for a share of the fruits of the world system. As a result of this pattern of capitalist accumulation, the twentieth century witnessed multiple disconnections. Against this background, the follo…
Is the Soviet Collapse Dragging the United States Down
The mix of old and new in the United States's role as world leader creates ambiguity and confusion. The United States is looking for ways to regain its lost economic punch and to consolidate its world hegemony. At present, however, with no true enemy on the horizon, it is being dragged down by the Soviet collapse. The twentieth century was a period of transition but not from capitalism to socialism. The nonmarket alternative or challenge represen…
Democracia Y Movimientos Sociales en Panamá en El Centenario De La República
Este trabajo analiza los movimientos sociales y su rol en la construcción de la democracia en Panamá. La democracia panameña puede definirse como la búsqueda de la “hegemonía perdida”. Los avances de las capas medias y sus aliados de las clases obreras y campesinas, puso en tensión la fábrica social del país a lo largo de la centuria. En el siglo XX la clase transitista perdió la hegemonía en tres ocasiones (1902, 1931 y 1968). En igual número de…
Chapter Six. President Obama And Political Culture In The United States
Barack Obama's victory in the 2008 United States (US) Presidential Election has special meaning for differing segments of the American social structure, for its dominant elite as well as for people around the world. Currently, people of African-American ancestry in the United States are a minority, still perceived by some as too different or as inherently inferior. Despite his motto of change, Obama does not have a program to include the American…
Panamá 2009
en 2009 panamá se enfrentó a la crisis económica mundial y, a pesar de ella, continuó ejecutando las obras de ampliación del canal de panamá que representa una inversión total de us$ 5.250 millones.La crisis logró abollar el crecimiento económico.al mismo tiempo los indicadores sociales desmejoraron.a la vez, las políticas públicas continuaron generando más protestas sociales y una tasa de criminalidad ascendente.se eligió un nuevo presidente de …
President Obama, the Crisis, and Latin America
Since his election in 2008, President Barack Obama has tried without success to disguise U.S. military initiatives and the neoconservative milieu inherited from George W. Bush without changing any of the government's strategic goals. He has developed an economic plan similar to that of his predecessor, merely replacing fundamentalist neoliberals with pragmatic ones. More broadly, Latin America has practically been erased from the map in the White…
Testimonials
Dance and Liberation in the Caribbean
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