Antiimperialismo En America Latina

Antiimperialismo
George Yúdice (EE.UU.) es Profesor Titular en elAmerican Studies Program y el Departamento de Español y Portugués de New York University (NYU). Es director del Centro de EstudiosLatinoamericanos y del Caribe, y dePrivatization of Culture Project, un centro de investigación de políticas culturales, también en NYU. Es director de la Red Interamericana de Estudios Culturales. Esautor, entre otros títulos, de Vicente Huidobro y la motivación del lenguaje poético (Buenos Aires: Galerna, 1978);On Edge: The Crisis of Contemporary Latin American Culture, con Jean Franco y JuanFlores (University of Minnesota Press, 1992),Cultural Policy, con Toby Miller (Sage, 2002), con versión en castellano: [Cultura política (Gedisa 2004)], y El recurso de la cultura: Usos de la cultura enla era global (Gedisa, diciembre de 2002), con versión en inglés: [The Expediency of Culture: The Uses of Culture in a Global Era (Duke UP 2003)].

http://www.plataformaddaa.org/george-yudiceGeorge Yúdice
George Yúdice is Professor of American Studies and of Spanish and Portuguese at New York University, and also serves as director of the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies. Hedirects the Privatization of Culture Project for Research on Cultural Policy and the Inter-American Cultural Studies Network, whose purpose is to engage scholars, intellectuals, activists and artistsin North-South dialogue on the role of cultural work in furthering citizen participation in aesthetic, political, social, and economic matters.
His research interests include cultural policy;globalization and transnational processes; the organization of civil society; the role of intellectuals, artists and activists in national and transnational institutions; comparison of diverse nationalconstructions of race and ethnicity.
He is the author of Vicente Huidobro y la motivación del lenguaje poético (Buenos Aires, 1977); Cultural Policy, co-authored with Toby Miller (Sage Publications,...