Jeffrey L Klaiber
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 702555 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jeffrey L Klaiber |
| PRENOMES | Jeffrey L |
| SOBRENOME | Klaiber |
| ASSINATURA | KLAIBER J L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Utah |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1971 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1997 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Iglesia, dictaduras y democracia en América Latina
El propósito de este libro es, por tanto, presentar una visión panorámica del papel que desempeñó la Iglesia en defensa de los derechos humanos y en favor de la democracia desde México a Chile durante el período de las dictaduras militares que se instalaron en los años sesenta y que paulatinamente cedieron a gobiernos democráticos en los años setenta y ochenta. Además, dentro de este mismo período queremos incluir las distintas guerras internas -…
El abate Viscardo. Historia y mito de la intervención de los jesuitas en la independencia de Hispanoamérica
La Iglesia en el Perú
La Iglesia Católica en el Perú ha dado señales de una notable vitalidad en los últimos años. La presente obra ofrece la primera visión panorámica de su historia desde la Independencia hasta nuestros días. Examina las causas de su debilitación, así como las causas de su despertar post-Vaticano. Analiza su actuación política a lo largo de la vida republicana: frente a los liberales, al APRA y al régimen de Velasco. Profundiza las relaciones complej…
Prophets and Populists
Although liberation theology may still be considered a “current event,” nevertheless, given its very evident and widespread impact on Latin American Christianity and elsewhere, it seems fairly safe to state that it is the most important theological movement which has emerged in Latin America in the four centuries since evangelization. Many authors would further contend that liberation theology symbolizes the coming of age of the Latin American ch…
The Battle Over Private Education in Peru, 1968-1980
The Peruvian educational reform law of 1972, promulgated by the military regime of General Juan Velasco Alvarado, was considered at the time one of the best to date in the history of Latin America. With the dismantling of many of the reform laws of the “First Phase” (1968-75) of the revolution during the “Second Phase” (1975-80), and the nearly total repudiation of the entire military period by the democratically elected government of Fernando Be…
The Catholic Lay Movement in Peru
The dramatic changes in the Latin American church since the Second Vatican Council have taken many observers by surprise. In search of an explanation for these changes, much recent scholarship has devoted itself to analyzing the changing political climate, the influx of foreign religious personnel, the creation of radical priests' groups, the impact of Vatican II itself and the episcopal assemblies of Medellín and Puebla and, of course, the varyi…
Religion and Revolution in Peru, 1824-1976
The Posthumous Christianization of the Inca Empire in Colonial Peru
Religion and Revolution in Peru
The interim years between the two world wars in Peru witnessed a proliferation of original ideas among Peruvian leftists on the relationship between religion and revolutionary change as a result of their efforts to re-examine national realities and bring about a radical change in Peruvian society. Young social thinkers and protesters such as José Carlos Mariátegui, Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre, Luís Valcárcel and others felt that the new Peru mus…
The Popular Universities and the Origins of Aprismo, 1921-1924
A multitude of events and currents of thought influenced the formation and rise of the Peruvian Aprista Movement: the Mexican and Russian revolutions, the university reform movement, the emergence of organized workers' groups, the rise of foreign economic expansionism, and the impact of the ideologies of Marxism, socialism, and nationalism. Most of the studies of the Aprista Movement, however, have tended to emphasize its intellectual indebtednes…
The Non-Communist Left in Latin America
The Popular Universities and the Origins of Aprismo, 1921-1924
A multitude of events and currents of thought influenced the formation and rise of the Peruvian Aprista Movement: the Mexican and Russian revolutions, the university reform movement, the emergence of organized workers' groups, the rise of foreign economic expansionism, and the impact of the ideologies of Marxism, socialism, and nationalism. Most of the studies of the Aprista Movement, however, have tended to emphasize its intellectual indebtednes…
Prophets and Populists
Although liberation theology may still be considered a “current event,” nevertheless, given its very evident and widespread impact on Latin American Christianity and elsewhere, it seems fairly safe to state that it is the most important theological movement which has emerged in Latin America in the four centuries since evangelization. Many authors would further contend that liberation theology symbolizes the coming of age of the Latin American ch…
The Catholic Lay Movement in Peru
The dramatic changes in the Latin American church since the Second Vatican Council have taken many observers by surprise. In search of an explanation for these changes, much recent scholarship has devoted itself to analyzing the changing political climate, the influx of foreign religious personnel, the creation of radical priests' groups, the impact of Vatican II itself and the episcopal assemblies of Medellín and Puebla and, of course, the varyi…
Religion and Revolution in Peru
The interim years between the two world wars in Peru witnessed a proliferation of original ideas among Peruvian leftists on the relationship between religion and revolutionary change as a result of their efforts to re-examine national realities and bring about a radical change in Peruvian society. Young social thinkers and protesters such as José Carlos Mariátegui, Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre, Luís Valcárcel and others felt that the new Peru mus…
The Posthumous Christianization of the Inca Empire in Colonial Peru
The Non-Communist Left in Latin America
The Non-Communist Left in Latin America
Religion and Revolution in Peru
The interim years between the two world wars in Peru witnessed a proliferation of original ideas among Peruvian leftists on the relationship between religion and revolutionary change as a result of their efforts to re-examine national realities and bring about a radical change in Peruvian society. Young social thinkers and protesters such as José Carlos Mariátegui, Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre, Luís Valcárcel and others felt that the new Peru mus…
The Popular Universities and the Origins of Aprismo, 1921-1924
A multitude of events and currents of thought influenced the formation and rise of the Peruvian Aprista Movement: the Mexican and Russian revolutions, the university reform movement, the emergence of organized workers' groups, the rise of foreign economic expansionism, and the impact of the ideologies of Marxism, socialism, and nationalism. Most of the studies of the Aprista Movement, however, have tended to emphasize its intellectual indebtednes…
The Posthumous Christianization of the Inca Empire in Colonial Peru
Religion and Revolution in Peru, 1824-1976
The Catholic Lay Movement in Peru
The dramatic changes in the Latin American church since the Second Vatican Council have taken many observers by surprise. In search of an explanation for these changes, much recent scholarship has devoted itself to analyzing the changing political climate, the influx of foreign religious personnel, the creation of radical priests' groups, the impact of Vatican II itself and the episcopal assemblies of Medellín and Puebla and, of course, the varyi…
The Battle Over Private Education in Peru, 1968-1980
The Peruvian educational reform law of 1972, promulgated by the military regime of General Juan Velasco Alvarado, was considered at the time one of the best to date in the history of Latin America. With the dismantling of many of the reform laws of the “First Phase” (1968-75) of the revolution during the “Second Phase” (1975-80), and the nearly total repudiation of the entire military period by the democratically elected government of Fernando Be…
Prophets and Populists
Although liberation theology may still be considered a “current event,” nevertheless, given its very evident and widespread impact on Latin American Christianity and elsewhere, it seems fairly safe to state that it is the most important theological movement which has emerged in Latin America in the four centuries since evangelization. Many authors would further contend that liberation theology symbolizes the coming of age of the Latin American ch…
La Iglesia en el Perú
La Iglesia Católica en el Perú ha dado señales de una notable vitalidad en los últimos años. La presente obra ofrece la primera visión panorámica de su historia desde la Independencia hasta nuestros días. Examina las causas de su debilitación, así como las causas de su despertar post-Vaticano. Analiza su actuación política a lo largo de la vida republicana: frente a los liberales, al APRA y al régimen de Velasco. Profundiza las relaciones complej…
Iglesia, dictaduras y democracia en América Latina
El propósito de este libro es, por tanto, presentar una visión panorámica del papel que desempeñó la Iglesia en defensa de los derechos humanos y en favor de la democracia desde México a Chile durante el período de las dictaduras militares que se instalaron en los años sesenta y que paulatinamente cedieron a gobiernos democráticos en los años setenta y ochenta. Además, dentro de este mismo período queremos incluir las distintas guerras internas -…
El abate Viscardo. Historia y mito de la intervención de los jesuitas en la independencia de Hispanoamérica
Political science (9 obras) · History (6 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Politics (5 obras) · Religious and Theological Studies (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Historical Studies in Latin America (4 obras) · Humanities (4 obras) · Latin Americans (4 obras) · Law (4 obras)