Edward J Williams
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 383012 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Edward J Williams |
| PRENOMES | Edward J |
| SOBRENOME | Williams |
| ASSINATURA | WILLIAMS E J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Arizona |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0240-831X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1966 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1997 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Mexico Faces the 21st Century
Mexico Faces the 21st Century
As Mexico approaches the 21st century, its problems seem to be rapidly overwhelming its prospects. Only a short time ago, with the passage of NAFTA, it appeared ready to catapult out of underdevelopment into the ranks of the industrialized countries. Then came 1994, the year of living dangerously, and suddenly Mexico appeared dangerously close to the brink of wholesale disintegration. What went wrong? And what are the prospects for the future? In…
The Unionization of the Maquiladora Industry
Attitudes and strategies inhibiting the unionization of the Maquiladora Industry
The unionization of the maquiladora industry has fallen upon difficult times. The definition of union organization varies from one analyst to another, but the general trend is unmistakable. The data for this study show a decline from about 40 percent to approximately 33 percent of the industry's work force from 1979 to 1990. Another estimate posits a decline from 33 percent to 15 percent from 1980 to 1990 ( The U.S.-Mexico Report June 1990:3). In…
The Resurgent North and Contemporary Mexican Regionalism
El ensayo consiste de tres partes: El contexto histórico e ideológico de la rivalidad tradicional existente entre el Centro y el Norte de México, las causas y efectos del resurgimiento de tal rivalidad en tiempos recientes, y las políticas y programas instaurados por el Gobierno Central para responder al problema
Maquiladoras and Migration
Mexico's Central American Policy
This memorandum posits and critically analyzes several apologies, motivations, and principles contributing to Mexico's increasingly active foreign policy role in Central America. It sets out a series of explanations including those typified as socio-cultural, historical, and ideological, economic, political, and strategic/security. In each case, the author proposes the argument and then exposes it to analysis, featuring its strengths and weakness…
Mexico in Crisis
Views Across the Border
Politics and the Migrant Poor in Mexico City
Latin American Politics
Christians and Socialism
Latin American Political Thought
Conflict and Political Change in Venezuela. Daniel H. Levine
Small Earthquake in Chile
The Emergence of the Secular Nation-State and Latin American Catholicism
Introduction The secular nation-state is the focus of man's ultimate allegiance in the modern condition. Some sectors of the futuristic young may have transcended that focus, and some sectors of the traditional old may yet repudiate it; but for the vast majority of men, the nation-state is the essential community for social, economic, and political activity and commitment. Historically, the Roman Catholic Church interpreted the nation a threat to…
Secularization, Integration and Rationalization
For the past couple of decades the Latin Americans, like their brethren in Africa and Asia, have been hell-bent in search of 'development' or 'modernization'. While the Latin Americans were on the firing line, scholars and policy-makers in both the rich nations and the poor nations were involved in setting out an intellectual framework for analyzing the developmental process. New concepts to explain the meaning of development were devised; innova…
Latin American Catholicism and Political Integration
EDWARD J. WILLIAMS is Associate Professor of Government at the University of Arizona. His fields of specialization include Latin Ameri can politics, comparative ideologies, and political thought and develop ment. A forthcoming article of his deals with Latin American versus Afro-Asian political development
Comparative Political Development
Latin American political thought and scholarship has historically evidenced preoccupation with the problem of self-definition. Simón Bolívar, for example, concerned with the distinctive quality of Latin American civilization, said that it was not European nor North American nor Indian, but a new synthesis. A century later Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre, father of the Aprista political movement, insisted that he had spawned a new ideology derived fr…
Latin American Christian Democratic Parties
Christians and Socialists
Journal Article CHRISTIANS AND SOCIALISTS: THE END OF AN EPOCH? Get access Edward J. Williams Edward J. Williams Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Parliamentary Affairs, Volume 20, Issue 1, September 1966, Pages 31–34, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pa.a051380 Published: 01 September 1966
The Emergence of the Secular Nation-State and Latin American Catholicism
Introduction The secular nation-state is the focus of man's ultimate allegiance in the modern condition. Some sectors of the futuristic young may have transcended that focus, and some sectors of the traditional old may yet repudiate it; but for the vast majority of men, the nation-state is the essential community for social, economic, and political activity and commitment. Historically, the Roman Catholic Church interpreted the nation a threat to…
The Resurgent North and Contemporary Mexican Regionalism
El ensayo consiste de tres partes: El contexto histórico e ideológico de la rivalidad tradicional existente entre el Centro y el Norte de México, las causas y efectos del resurgimiento de tal rivalidad en tiempos recientes, y las políticas y programas instaurados por el Gobierno Central para responder al problema
Latin American Catholicism and Political Integration
EDWARD J. WILLIAMS is Associate Professor of Government at the University of Arizona. His fields of specialization include Latin Ameri can politics, comparative ideologies, and political thought and develop ment. A forthcoming article of his deals with Latin American versus Afro-Asian political development
Attitudes and strategies inhibiting the unionization of the Maquiladora Industry
The unionization of the maquiladora industry has fallen upon difficult times. The definition of union organization varies from one analyst to another, but the general trend is unmistakable. The data for this study show a decline from about 40 percent to approximately 33 percent of the industry's work force from 1979 to 1990. Another estimate posits a decline from 33 percent to 15 percent from 1980 to 1990 ( The U.S.-Mexico Report June 1990:3). In…
Secularization, Integration and Rationalization
For the past couple of decades the Latin Americans, like their brethren in Africa and Asia, have been hell-bent in search of 'development' or 'modernization'. While the Latin Americans were on the firing line, scholars and policy-makers in both the rich nations and the poor nations were involved in setting out an intellectual framework for analyzing the developmental process. New concepts to explain the meaning of development were devised; innova…
Christians and Socialists
Journal Article CHRISTIANS AND SOCIALISTS: THE END OF AN EPOCH? Get access Edward J. Williams Edward J. Williams Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Parliamentary Affairs, Volume 20, Issue 1, September 1966, Pages 31–34, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pa.a051380 Published: 01 September 1966
Latin American Christian Democratic Parties
Latin American Catholicism and Political Integration
EDWARD J. WILLIAMS is Associate Professor of Government at the University of Arizona. His fields of specialization include Latin Ameri can politics, comparative ideologies, and political thought and develop ment. A forthcoming article of his deals with Latin American versus Afro-Asian political development
Comparative Political Development
Latin American political thought and scholarship has historically evidenced preoccupation with the problem of self-definition. Simón Bolívar, for example, concerned with the distinctive quality of Latin American civilization, said that it was not European nor North American nor Indian, but a new synthesis. A century later Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre, father of the Aprista political movement, insisted that he had spawned a new ideology derived fr…
Small Earthquake in Chile
The Emergence of the Secular Nation-State and Latin American Catholicism
Introduction The secular nation-state is the focus of man's ultimate allegiance in the modern condition. Some sectors of the futuristic young may have transcended that focus, and some sectors of the traditional old may yet repudiate it; but for the vast majority of men, the nation-state is the essential community for social, economic, and political activity and commitment. Historically, the Roman Catholic Church interpreted the nation a threat to…
Secularization, Integration and Rationalization
For the past couple of decades the Latin Americans, like their brethren in Africa and Asia, have been hell-bent in search of 'development' or 'modernization'. While the Latin Americans were on the firing line, scholars and policy-makers in both the rich nations and the poor nations were involved in setting out an intellectual framework for analyzing the developmental process. New concepts to explain the meaning of development were devised; innova…
Conflict and Political Change in Venezuela. Daniel H. Levine
Latin American Politics
Christians and Socialism
Latin American Political Thought
Politics and the Migrant Poor in Mexico City
Mexico in Crisis
Views Across the Border
Mexico's Central American Policy
This memorandum posits and critically analyzes several apologies, motivations, and principles contributing to Mexico's increasingly active foreign policy role in Central America. It sets out a series of explanations including those typified as socio-cultural, historical, and ideological, economic, political, and strategic/security. In each case, the author proposes the argument and then exposes it to analysis, featuring its strengths and weakness…
Maquiladoras and Migration
The Resurgent North and Contemporary Mexican Regionalism
El ensayo consiste de tres partes: El contexto histórico e ideológico de la rivalidad tradicional existente entre el Centro y el Norte de México, las causas y efectos del resurgimiento de tal rivalidad en tiempos recientes, y las políticas y programas instaurados por el Gobierno Central para responder al problema
Attitudes and strategies inhibiting the unionization of the Maquiladora Industry
The unionization of the maquiladora industry has fallen upon difficult times. The definition of union organization varies from one analyst to another, but the general trend is unmistakable. The data for this study show a decline from about 40 percent to approximately 33 percent of the industry's work force from 1979 to 1990. Another estimate posits a decline from 33 percent to 15 percent from 1980 to 1990 ( The U.S.-Mexico Report June 1990:3). In…
The Unionization of the Maquiladora Industry
Mexico Faces the 21st Century
As Mexico approaches the 21st century, its problems seem to be rapidly overwhelming its prospects. Only a short time ago, with the passage of NAFTA, it appeared ready to catapult out of underdevelopment into the ranks of the industrialized countries. Then came 1994, the year of living dangerously, and suddenly Mexico appeared dangerously close to the brink of wholesale disintegration. What went wrong? And what are the prospects for the future? In…
Mexico Faces the 21st Century
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