Andreas Feldmann
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3594527 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Andreas Feldmann |
| PRENOMES | Andreas |
| SOBRENOME | Feldmann |
| ASSINATURA | FELDMANN A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1185-3696 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 73 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2005 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Circular economy in the extractive frontier
Circularity in mining is limited by deep structural and policy misalignments. • Mining plays a dual role as both a sustainability problem and a solution. • There are tensions between circularity and extractive industry structures. • There are emerging enabling trajectories. • A framework for transition is provided. The mining sector, like other sectors of the economy, is under increasing pressure to adopt circular economy (CE) principles across i…
From conventional insurgency to binational criminal syndicate? ELN's state capture in the Colombia-Venezuela Borderland
This article investigates the Colombian National Liberation Army (ELN) intervention in an economic broker by coopting local and comunal power. Colombian-Venezuelan borderland, underlining how it embarked on a state capture project. The ELN’s footprint on both sides of the border varies; however, while in Colombia, the group has captured the state, in Venezuela, it created a parallel state. Critically describing the group’s modus operandi, we iden…
The Routledge History of Modern Latin American Migration
Gobernanza Criminal y la Crisis de los Estados Latinoamericanos Contemporáneos
Crecientemente las sociedades latinoamericanas enfrentan el surgimiento de nuevos órdenes en que los funcionarios estatales y las autoridades políticas comparten el poder con organizaciones criminales. La gobernanza criminal (es decir, la creación de un orden paralelo basado en la imposición de reglas sobre el comportamiento ciudadano por parte de organizaciones criminales a menudo con la colaboración de agentes estatales) como se denomina a este…
Criminal Governance and the Crisis of Contemporary Latin American States
Across Latin America, societies are confronting the rise of novel orders in which state officials and political authorities share power with criminal organizations. Criminal governance (i.e., the creation of rules regulating behavior by criminal entities often with the collaboration of state actors), as these arrangements have come to be known, poses significant challenges for democracy and the rule of law and often threatens peoples' enjoyment o…
Argentina, Brazil and Chile and democracy defence in Latin America
This article examines the role of Argentina, Brazil and Chile (the ‘ABC countries’) in supporting democracy through the logic of consequences and appropriateness in three emblematic cases: the removal of President Zelaya in Honduras in 2009, the constitutional crisis that led to the removal of President Fernando Lugo in Paraguay 2012 and the sudden closing of the National Assembly in Venezuela in 2017. The authors argue that the ABC governments’ …
Circular economy as an essentially contested concept
The Circular Economy (CE) is currently a popular notion within the policy and business advocacy groups. Despite being visionary and provocative in its message, the research on the CE concept is emerging. The two intertwined objectives of the paper are; first to identify, discuss and develop the various definitions provided by the emerging literature. Secondly, to suggest an initial research approach with which research on CE can be conducted. Our…
Greater State Capacity, Lesser Stateness
This article analyzes the evolution of state capacity in Peru during the recent commodity boom. Peru's economic growth happened in a context in which inclusive democratic institutions were at play for the longest period ever registered in the country and at a time when political elites decided to invest considerable resources in developing state capacity (not the prototypical predatory elites usually identified in the literature). This case illus…
New Challenges for Migration Studies in the Western Hemisphere
Commentaries on Migration and Borders from the United States
Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon Cite Search Site Citation William L. Alexander, Anthony Guevara, Mary K. Brannock, Xóchitl Bada, Andreas Feldmann, Beth F. Baker, Deborah A. Boehm, Guillermo Cantor, Heide Castañeda, Jeffrey H. Cohen, Walter A. Ewing, Christina Getrich, David Griffith, Lourdes Gu…
Stabilization Operations, Security and Development
No description supplied
Solidarity forever? ABC, Alba and South–South Cooperation in Haiti
The growing influence of the global South in international affairs has prompted a passionate discussion about the role of South–South cooperation (SSC). SSC is sometimes uncritically portrayed as a uniform phenomenon that presents a superior alternative to North–South Cooperation (NSC). To problematise and deepen our knowledge about SSC, this article examines the intriguing case of Haiti, which has seen a wealth of SSC cooperation since the inter…
Measuring the Colombian "Success" Story
This article discusses the evolution of state capacity in Colombia. Drawing on the general debate regarding the conceptualization and measurement of the state, the piece tracks the record of the Colombian state in the last decade. The article posits that, contrary to the conventional wisdom, the strength of the Colombian state has increased only marginally in the last 10 years. This improvement derives from important gains in two of Michael Mann'…
Lost in Translation
This article investigates cooperation efforts on the part of Argentina, Brazil and Chile (the ABC countries) in Haiti. It addresses two salient puzzles. First, why did ABC countries miss the opportunity to build a stronger strategic approach in Haiti, despite the favourable setting presented by a multinational stabilisation and development initiative? Second, why has their cooperation in Haiti not surmounted typical characteristics of North-South…
Haití
Haiti continua siendo una democracia extremadamente fragil, con capacidades minimas de ejercer funciones estatales basicas. Haiti depende y seguira dependiendo de la Mision de las Naciones Unidas para la Estabilizacion de Haiti (MINUSTA H) y de la cooperacion internacional para mantener su proceso de estabilizacion politica, construccion del Estado, fortalecimiento de la democracia y logro de un desarrollo economico y social sustentable. El gobie…
Haití
este ensayo revisa los principales acontecimientos políticos ocurridos en Haití durante los últimos 22 meses.durante este período Haití ha logrado cierto grado de estabilización política gracias a la realización de comicios y la posterior elección de rené preval como presidente.el país ha logrado algunos avances en materia de seguridad y ha estabilizado su economía, la que creció moderadamente.Los avances han sido posibles, en parte, gracias a la…
Las raíces del desplazamiento interno y la intervención humanitaria
El presente articulo investiga el vinculo existente entre la naturaleza del desplazamiento interno y las respuestas de la comunidad internacional para asistir y proteger a las personas desplazadas internamente (PDI). Con el fin de investigar dicho patron, se desarrolla una tipologia de las fuentes de origen del desplazamiento interno. El articulo sostiene que las condiciones detras del desplazamiento interno pueden dar forma a las caracteristicas…
A Shift in the Paradigm of Violence
While non-state terrorism has grown substantially in many parts of the world since the mid 1990s, in Latin America, the insurgent continent par excellence, where radical non-state actors at both ends of the political spectrum have historically resorted to terror to attain political goals, this scourge has dwindled. Drawing on the seminal work of Timothy Wickham-Crowley, this article posits that this baffling trend can be explained as a result of …
Criminal Governance and the Crisis of Contemporary Latin American States
Across Latin America, societies are confronting the rise of novel orders in which state officials and political authorities share power with criminal organizations. Criminal governance (i.e., the creation of rules regulating behavior by criminal entities often with the collaboration of state actors), as these arrangements have come to be known, poses significant challenges for democracy and the rule of law and often threatens peoples' enjoyment o…
Greater State Capacity, Lesser Stateness
This article analyzes the evolution of state capacity in Peru during the recent commodity boom. Peru's economic growth happened in a context in which inclusive democratic institutions were at play for the longest period ever registered in the country and at a time when political elites decided to invest considerable resources in developing state capacity (not the prototypical predatory elites usually identified in the literature). This case illus…
Argentina, Brazil and Chile and democracy defence in Latin America
This article examines the role of Argentina, Brazil and Chile (the ‘ABC countries’) in supporting democracy through the logic of consequences and appropriateness in three emblematic cases: the removal of President Zelaya in Honduras in 2009, the constitutional crisis that led to the removal of President Fernando Lugo in Paraguay 2012 and the sudden closing of the National Assembly in Venezuela in 2017. The authors argue that the ABC governments’ …
Solidarity forever? ABC, Alba and South–South Cooperation in Haiti
The growing influence of the global South in international affairs has prompted a passionate discussion about the role of South–South cooperation (SSC). SSC is sometimes uncritically portrayed as a uniform phenomenon that presents a superior alternative to North–South Cooperation (NSC). To problematise and deepen our knowledge about SSC, this article examines the intriguing case of Haiti, which has seen a wealth of SSC cooperation since the inter…
Lost in Translation
This article investigates cooperation efforts on the part of Argentina, Brazil and Chile (the ABC countries) in Haiti. It addresses two salient puzzles. First, why did ABC countries miss the opportunity to build a stronger strategic approach in Haiti, despite the favourable setting presented by a multinational stabilisation and development initiative? Second, why has their cooperation in Haiti not surmounted typical characteristics of North-South…
A Shift in the Paradigm of Violence
While non-state terrorism has grown substantially in many parts of the world since the mid 1990s, in Latin America, the insurgent continent par excellence, where radical non-state actors at both ends of the political spectrum have historically resorted to terror to attain political goals, this scourge has dwindled. Drawing on the seminal work of Timothy Wickham-Crowley, this article posits that this baffling trend can be explained as a result of …
Gobernanza Criminal y la Crisis de los Estados Latinoamericanos Contemporáneos
Crecientemente las sociedades latinoamericanas enfrentan el surgimiento de nuevos órdenes en que los funcionarios estatales y las autoridades políticas comparten el poder con organizaciones criminales. La gobernanza criminal (es decir, la creación de un orden paralelo basado en la imposición de reglas sobre el comportamiento ciudadano por parte de organizaciones criminales a menudo con la colaboración de agentes estatales) como se denomina a este…
Measuring the Colombian "Success" Story
This article discusses the evolution of state capacity in Colombia. Drawing on the general debate regarding the conceptualization and measurement of the state, the piece tracks the record of the Colombian state in the last decade. The article posits that, contrary to the conventional wisdom, the strength of the Colombian state has increased only marginally in the last 10 years. This improvement derives from important gains in two of Michael Mann'…
Haití
este ensayo revisa los principales acontecimientos políticos ocurridos en Haití durante los últimos 22 meses.durante este período Haití ha logrado cierto grado de estabilización política gracias a la realización de comicios y la posterior elección de rené preval como presidente.el país ha logrado algunos avances en materia de seguridad y ha estabilizado su economía, la que creció moderadamente.Los avances han sido posibles, en parte, gracias a la…
Haití
Haiti continua siendo una democracia extremadamente fragil, con capacidades minimas de ejercer funciones estatales basicas. Haiti depende y seguira dependiendo de la Mision de las Naciones Unidas para la Estabilizacion de Haiti (MINUSTA H) y de la cooperacion internacional para mantener su proceso de estabilizacion politica, construccion del Estado, fortalecimiento de la democracia y logro de un desarrollo economico y social sustentable. El gobie…
A Shift in the Paradigm of Violence
While non-state terrorism has grown substantially in many parts of the world since the mid 1990s, in Latin America, the insurgent continent par excellence, where radical non-state actors at both ends of the political spectrum have historically resorted to terror to attain political goals, this scourge has dwindled. Drawing on the seminal work of Timothy Wickham-Crowley, this article posits that this baffling trend can be explained as a result of …
Haití
este ensayo revisa los principales acontecimientos políticos ocurridos en Haití durante los últimos 22 meses.durante este período Haití ha logrado cierto grado de estabilización política gracias a la realización de comicios y la posterior elección de rené preval como presidente.el país ha logrado algunos avances en materia de seguridad y ha estabilizado su economía, la que creció moderadamente.Los avances han sido posibles, en parte, gracias a la…
Las raíces del desplazamiento interno y la intervención humanitaria
El presente articulo investiga el vinculo existente entre la naturaleza del desplazamiento interno y las respuestas de la comunidad internacional para asistir y proteger a las personas desplazadas internamente (PDI). Con el fin de investigar dicho patron, se desarrolla una tipologia de las fuentes de origen del desplazamiento interno. El articulo sostiene que las condiciones detras del desplazamiento interno pueden dar forma a las caracteristicas…
Haití
Haiti continua siendo una democracia extremadamente fragil, con capacidades minimas de ejercer funciones estatales basicas. Haiti depende y seguira dependiendo de la Mision de las Naciones Unidas para la Estabilizacion de Haiti (MINUSTA H) y de la cooperacion internacional para mantener su proceso de estabilizacion politica, construccion del Estado, fortalecimiento de la democracia y logro de un desarrollo economico y social sustentable. El gobie…
Lost in Translation
This article investigates cooperation efforts on the part of Argentina, Brazil and Chile (the ABC countries) in Haiti. It addresses two salient puzzles. First, why did ABC countries miss the opportunity to build a stronger strategic approach in Haiti, despite the favourable setting presented by a multinational stabilisation and development initiative? Second, why has their cooperation in Haiti not surmounted typical characteristics of North-South…
Measuring the Colombian "Success" Story
This article discusses the evolution of state capacity in Colombia. Drawing on the general debate regarding the conceptualization and measurement of the state, the piece tracks the record of the Colombian state in the last decade. The article posits that, contrary to the conventional wisdom, the strength of the Colombian state has increased only marginally in the last 10 years. This improvement derives from important gains in two of Michael Mann'…
Solidarity forever? ABC, Alba and South–South Cooperation in Haiti
The growing influence of the global South in international affairs has prompted a passionate discussion about the role of South–South cooperation (SSC). SSC is sometimes uncritically portrayed as a uniform phenomenon that presents a superior alternative to North–South Cooperation (NSC). To problematise and deepen our knowledge about SSC, this article examines the intriguing case of Haiti, which has seen a wealth of SSC cooperation since the inter…
New Challenges for Migration Studies in the Western Hemisphere
Commentaries on Migration and Borders from the United States
Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon Cite Search Site Citation William L. Alexander, Anthony Guevara, Mary K. Brannock, Xóchitl Bada, Andreas Feldmann, Beth F. Baker, Deborah A. Boehm, Guillermo Cantor, Heide Castañeda, Jeffrey H. Cohen, Walter A. Ewing, Christina Getrich, David Griffith, Lourdes Gu…
Stabilization Operations, Security and Development
No description supplied
Greater State Capacity, Lesser Stateness
This article analyzes the evolution of state capacity in Peru during the recent commodity boom. Peru's economic growth happened in a context in which inclusive democratic institutions were at play for the longest period ever registered in the country and at a time when political elites decided to invest considerable resources in developing state capacity (not the prototypical predatory elites usually identified in the literature). This case illus…
Circular economy as an essentially contested concept
The Circular Economy (CE) is currently a popular notion within the policy and business advocacy groups. Despite being visionary and provocative in its message, the research on the CE concept is emerging. The two intertwined objectives of the paper are; first to identify, discuss and develop the various definitions provided by the emerging literature. Secondly, to suggest an initial research approach with which research on CE can be conducted. Our…
Argentina, Brazil and Chile and democracy defence in Latin America
This article examines the role of Argentina, Brazil and Chile (the ‘ABC countries’) in supporting democracy through the logic of consequences and appropriateness in three emblematic cases: the removal of President Zelaya in Honduras in 2009, the constitutional crisis that led to the removal of President Fernando Lugo in Paraguay 2012 and the sudden closing of the National Assembly in Venezuela in 2017. The authors argue that the ABC governments’ …
The Routledge History of Modern Latin American Migration
Gobernanza Criminal y la Crisis de los Estados Latinoamericanos Contemporáneos
Crecientemente las sociedades latinoamericanas enfrentan el surgimiento de nuevos órdenes en que los funcionarios estatales y las autoridades políticas comparten el poder con organizaciones criminales. La gobernanza criminal (es decir, la creación de un orden paralelo basado en la imposición de reglas sobre el comportamiento ciudadano por parte de organizaciones criminales a menudo con la colaboración de agentes estatales) como se denomina a este…
Criminal Governance and the Crisis of Contemporary Latin American States
Across Latin America, societies are confronting the rise of novel orders in which state officials and political authorities share power with criminal organizations. Criminal governance (i.e., the creation of rules regulating behavior by criminal entities often with the collaboration of state actors), as these arrangements have come to be known, poses significant challenges for democracy and the rule of law and often threatens peoples' enjoyment o…
Circular economy in the extractive frontier
Circularity in mining is limited by deep structural and policy misalignments. • Mining plays a dual role as both a sustainability problem and a solution. • There are tensions between circularity and extractive industry structures. • There are emerging enabling trajectories. • A framework for transition is provided. The mining sector, like other sectors of the economy, is under increasing pressure to adopt circular economy (CE) principles across i…
From conventional insurgency to binational criminal syndicate? ELN's state capture in the Colombia-Venezuela Borderland
This article investigates the Colombian National Liberation Army (ELN) intervention in an economic broker by coopting local and comunal power. Colombian-Venezuelan borderland, underlining how it embarked on a state capture project. The ELN’s footprint on both sides of the border varies; however, while in Colombia, the group has captured the state, in Venezuela, it created a parallel state. Critically describing the group’s modus operandi, we iden…
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