Richard Tardanico
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 97506 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Richard Tardanico |
| PRENOMES | Richard |
| SOBRENOME | Tardanico |
| ASSINATURA | TARDANICO R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Florida International University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6262-9742 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1980 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Mega-Real Estate Speculation and Racialized Dispossession
This article contributes to research on racialized dispossession through the lens of popular responses to local/global conjunctures of urban financial speculation. How has a predominantly Black immigrant community, Little Haiti, confronted a surging variant of Miami's history of racialized dispossession-corporate mega-real estate speculation-since 2008's global financial crisis? I examine Little Haiti's confrontation with the proposed Magic City …
Dividing a City
Miami is not a newcomer to the history of gentrification that has reshaped the urban fabric in cities all over the world. Yet a new mega project to be implemented in Miami's Little Haiti neighborhood represents a strategic capitalist modification of the city's previous processes of class-based and racialized socio-territorial dispossession and displacement. As we argue in this paper, Little Haiti's Magic City Innovation District stands emblematic…
Post-Civil War San Salvador
Problems of social inequality and poverty remain daunting in post-civil war El Salvador. The challenges of social rebuilding and political democratisation in the capital city of San Salvador inform this paper's analysis of a sample survey on inequalities of household and basic infrastructure. The analysis places San Salvador at the nexus of two comparative-theoretical frameworks: cities, basic infrastructure and world economy; and political econo…
Réactions locales à la crise économique
Réactions locales à la crise économique : les villes américaines et la nouvelle division internationale du travail L'article examine quelques rapports importants entre la réorganisation spatiale de la production, qui résulte de la crise économique mondiale, et un certain nombre de processus politiques, économiques et sociaux actuellement en vigueur dans les villes des États-Unis. Ceux-ci incluent la croissance d'une économie parallèle, la réappar…
Poverty or Development
Offers a look at world inequality by comparing the development problems and prospects of southern Mexico and the US South in the context of global restructuring and NAFTA. Both regions have a history and legacy as labour-repressive producers of primary commodities. However, the US South today encompasses poles of considerable wealth and poverty, wh
Global Restructuring, Employment, and Social Inequality in Urban Latin America
This volume's multi-disciplinary cast of authors uses a comparative framework to explore the implications of global transformations and national development policies for urban employment and social inequality in Latin America. It examines socioeconomic change in labour markets
Employment, restructuring, and gender
Local Dimensions of Global Restructuring
Dimensions of Structural Adjustment
In a restructuring world economy, Costa Rica has been substantially more successful than other Central American countries in changing the composition of its exports and regaining prosperity. Given debates about the socioeconomic impact of the country's structural adjustment policies, this article explores changes in the gender and age dimensions of Costa Rica's labour market in the period 1979-91. On balance, what occurred in Costa Rica was a mod…
Crises in the Caribbean Basin
Crises in the Caribbean Basin
Introduction - Richard Tardanico Issues in the Study of Caribbean Crises PART ONE: LABOR, ECONOMY, AND CRISIS White Days, Black Days - Dale W Tomich The Working Day and the Crisis of Slavery in the French Caribbean Labor and Ethnicity - Sidney W Mintz The Caribbean Conjuncture Economic Development and Dependency in Nineteenth-Century Guatemala - Ralph Lee Woodward, Jr Employment Crises and Economic Development in the Caribbean - David Bray Jamaic…
Revolutionary Mexico and the world economy
México revolucionario, 1920-1928. Capitalismo trasnacional, luchas locales y formación del nuevo Estado
State, Dependency, and Nationalism
The domestic and global forces that shaped Mexico's revolutionary struggle of 1910-17 continued to shape its state-building conflicts during the 1920s.Recent revisionist historiography underscores this point by emphasizing the bitter irony of the Mexican revolution. This literature contends that, despite the revolution's populist and nationalist aura, by the late 1920s it had done little more than subordinate the masses to an even more centralize…
Revolutionary Nationalism and State Building in Mexico, 1917-1924
Employment, restructuring, and gender
State, Dependency, and Nationalism
The domestic and global forces that shaped Mexico's revolutionary struggle of 1910-17 continued to shape its state-building conflicts during the 1920s.Recent revisionist historiography underscores this point by emphasizing the bitter irony of the Mexican revolution. This literature contends that, despite the revolution's populist and nationalist aura, by the late 1920s it had done little more than subordinate the masses to an even more centralize…
Local Dimensions of Global Restructuring
Dimensions of Structural Adjustment
In a restructuring world economy, Costa Rica has been substantially more successful than other Central American countries in changing the composition of its exports and regaining prosperity. Given debates about the socioeconomic impact of the country's structural adjustment policies, this article explores changes in the gender and age dimensions of Costa Rica's labour market in the period 1979-91. On balance, what occurred in Costa Rica was a mod…
Revolutionary Nationalism and State Building in Mexico, 1917-1924
Revolutionary Mexico and the world economy
Revolutionary Nationalism and State Building in Mexico, 1917-1924
State, Dependency, and Nationalism
The domestic and global forces that shaped Mexico's revolutionary struggle of 1910-17 continued to shape its state-building conflicts during the 1920s.Recent revisionist historiography underscores this point by emphasizing the bitter irony of the Mexican revolution. This literature contends that, despite the revolution's populist and nationalist aura, by the late 1920s it had done little more than subordinate the masses to an even more centralize…
México revolucionario, 1920-1928. Capitalismo trasnacional, luchas locales y formación del nuevo Estado
Revolutionary Mexico and the world economy
Crises in the Caribbean Basin
Crises in the Caribbean Basin
Introduction - Richard Tardanico Issues in the Study of Caribbean Crises PART ONE: LABOR, ECONOMY, AND CRISIS White Days, Black Days - Dale W Tomich The Working Day and the Crisis of Slavery in the French Caribbean Labor and Ethnicity - Sidney W Mintz The Caribbean Conjuncture Economic Development and Dependency in Nineteenth-Century Guatemala - Ralph Lee Woodward, Jr Employment Crises and Economic Development in the Caribbean - David Bray Jamaic…
Dimensions of Structural Adjustment
In a restructuring world economy, Costa Rica has been substantially more successful than other Central American countries in changing the composition of its exports and regaining prosperity. Given debates about the socioeconomic impact of the country's structural adjustment policies, this article explores changes in the gender and age dimensions of Costa Rica's labour market in the period 1979-91. On balance, what occurred in Costa Rica was a mod…
Local Dimensions of Global Restructuring
Employment, restructuring, and gender
Poverty or Development
Offers a look at world inequality by comparing the development problems and prospects of southern Mexico and the US South in the context of global restructuring and NAFTA. Both regions have a history and legacy as labour-repressive producers of primary commodities. However, the US South today encompasses poles of considerable wealth and poverty, wh
Global Restructuring, Employment, and Social Inequality in Urban Latin America
This volume's multi-disciplinary cast of authors uses a comparative framework to explore the implications of global transformations and national development policies for urban employment and social inequality in Latin America. It examines socioeconomic change in labour markets
Réactions locales à la crise économique
Réactions locales à la crise économique : les villes américaines et la nouvelle division internationale du travail L'article examine quelques rapports importants entre la réorganisation spatiale de la production, qui résulte de la crise économique mondiale, et un certain nombre de processus politiques, économiques et sociaux actuellement en vigueur dans les villes des États-Unis. Ceux-ci incluent la croissance d'une économie parallèle, la réappar…
Post-Civil War San Salvador
Problems of social inequality and poverty remain daunting in post-civil war El Salvador. The challenges of social rebuilding and political democratisation in the capital city of San Salvador inform this paper's analysis of a sample survey on inequalities of household and basic infrastructure. The analysis places San Salvador at the nexus of two comparative-theoretical frameworks: cities, basic infrastructure and world economy; and political econo…
Dividing a City
Miami is not a newcomer to the history of gentrification that has reshaped the urban fabric in cities all over the world. Yet a new mega project to be implemented in Miami's Little Haiti neighborhood represents a strategic capitalist modification of the city's previous processes of class-based and racialized socio-territorial dispossession and displacement. As we argue in this paper, Little Haiti's Magic City Innovation District stands emblematic…
Mega-Real Estate Speculation and Racialized Dispossession
This article contributes to research on racialized dispossession through the lens of popular responses to local/global conjunctures of urban financial speculation. How has a predominantly Black immigrant community, Little Haiti, confronted a surging variant of Miami's history of racialized dispossession-corporate mega-real estate speculation-since 2008's global financial crisis? I examine Little Haiti's confrontation with the proposed Magic City …
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