Rethinking development in Latin America
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Rethinking development in Latin America
Pennsylvania State University Press, 2005
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注記
Papers of a conference entitled "Latin American sociology and the sociology of Latin America" held in April 2001 at the Center for Latin American Studies at the University of Florida, Gainesville
Bibliography: p. [313]-355
Includes index
内容説明・目次
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ISBN 9780271025155
内容説明
Understanding development in Latin America today requires both an awareness of the major political and economic changes that have produced a new agenda for social policy in the region and an appreciation of the need to devise better conceptual and methodological tools for analyzing the social impacts of these changes. Using as a reference point the issues and theories that dominated social science research on Latin America in the period 1960-80, this volume contributes to ""rethinking development"" by examining the historical events that accounted for the erosion or demise of once-dominant paradigms and by assessing the new directions of research that have emerged in their place.Following the editors' overview of the new conceptual and social agendas in their Introduction, the book proceeds with a review of previous broad conceptual approaches by Alejandro Portes, who emphasizes by contrast the advantages of newer ""middle-range"" theories.Subsequent chapters focus on changes in different arenas and the concepts and methods used to interpret them: ""Globalization, Neoliberalism, and Social Policy""; ""Citizenship, Politics, and the State""; ""Work, Families, and Reproduction""; and ""Urban Settlements, Marginality, and Social Exclusion. "" Contributors, besides the editors, are Marina Ariza and Orlandina de Oliveira, Diane Davis, Vilmar Faria, Joe Foweraker, Elizabeth Jelin, Alejandro Portes, Joe Potter and Rudolfo Tuiran, Juan Pablo Perez Sainz, Osvaldo Sunkel, and Peter Ward.
目次
Contents
Acronyms
Figures and Tables
Preface
Introduction: Rethinking Development in Latin America
Bryan R. Roberts and Charles H. Wood
Part I Sociology in the Hemisphere: Old Issues and New Directions
1. Sociology in the Hemisphere: Past Convergencies and a New Middle-Range Agenda
Alejandro Portes
Part II: Globalization, Neoliberalism, and Social Policy
2. The Unbearable Lightness of Neoliberalism
Osvaldo Sunkel
3. Social Science and Academic Sociology in Brazil
Vilmar E. Faria
Part III Citizenship, Politics, and the State
4. Toward a Political Sociology of Social Mobilization in Latin America
Joe Foweraker
5. Citizenship, Rights, and Social Policy
Bryan R. Roberts
6. The State of the State in Latin American Sociology
Diane E. Davis
7. Human Rights and the Memory of Political Violence and Repression: Constructing a New Field in Social Science
Elizabeth Jelin
Part IV Work, Families, and Reproduction
8. Exclusion and Employability: The New Labor Force Dynamics in Latin America
Juan Pablo Perez Sainz
9. Families in Transition
Marian Ariza and Orlandina de Oliveira
10. Population and Development: Then and Now
Joseph E. Potter and Rodolfo A. Tuiran Gutierrez
Part V Urban Settlements, Marginality, and Social Exclusion
11. The Lack of "Cursive Thinking" Within Social Theory and Public Policy: Four Decades of Marginality and Rationality in the So-called Slum
Peter M. Ward
12. Social Exclusion
Charles H. Wood
References
Contributors
Index
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: paper ISBN 9780271028941
内容説明
Understanding development in Latin America today requires both an awareness of the major political and economic changes that have produced a new agenda for social policy in the region and an appreciation of the need to devise better conceptual and methodological tools for analyzing the social impact of these changes. Using as a reference point the issues and theories that dominated social science research on Latin America in the period 1960-80, this volume contributes to "rethinking development" by examining the historical events that accounted for the erosion or demise of once-dominant paradigms and by assessing the new directions of research that have emerged in their place.
Following the editors' overview of the new conceptual and social agendas in their Introduction, the book proceeds with a review of previous broad conceptual approaches by Alejandro Portes, who emphasizes by contrast the advantages of newer "middle-range" theories. Subsequent chapters focus on changes in different arenas and the concepts and methods used to interpret them: "Globalization, Neoliberalism, and Social Policy"; "Citizenship, Politics, and the State"; "Work, Families, and Reproduction"; and "Urban Settlements, Marginality, and Social Exclusion."
Contributors, besides the editors, are Marina Ariza and Orlandina de Oliveira, Diane Davis, Vilmar Faria, Joe Foweraker, Elizabeth Jelin, Alejandro Portes, Joe Potter and Rudolfo Tuiran, Juan Pablo Perez Sainz, Osvaldo Sunkel, and Peter Ward.
目次
Contents
Acronyms
Figures and Tables
Preface
Introduction: Rethinking Development in Latin America
Bryan R. Roberts and Charles H. Wood
Part I Sociology in the Hemisphere: Old Issues and New Directions
1. Sociology in the Hemisphere: Past Convergencies and a New Middle-Range Agenda
Alejandro Portes
Part II: Globalization, Neoliberalism, and Social Policy
2. The Unbearable Lightness of Neoliberalism
Osvaldo Sunkel
3. Social Science and Academic Sociology in Brazil
Vilmar E. Faria
Part III Citizenship, Politics, and the State
4. Toward a Political Sociology of Social Mobilization in Latin America
Joe Foweraker
5. Citizenship, Rights, and Social Policy
Bryan R. Roberts
6. The State of the State in Latin American Sociology
Diane E. Davis
7. Human Rights and the Memory of Political Violence and Repression: Constructing a New Field in Social Science
Elizabeth Jelin
Part IV Work, Families, and Reproduction
8. Exclusion and Employability: The New Labor Force Dynamics in Latin America
Juan Pablo Perez Sainz
9. Families in Transition
Marian Ariza and Orlandina de Oliveira
10. Population and Development: Then and Now
Joseph E. Potter and Rodolfo A. Tuiran Gutierrez
Part V Urban Settlements, Marginality, and Social Exclusion
11. The Lack of "Cursive Thinking" Within Social Theory and Public Policy: Four Decades of Marginality and Rationality in the So-called Slum
Peter M. Ward
12. Social Exclusion
Charles H. Wood
References
Contributors
Index
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