Pablo Lapegna, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2011 | Sociology | Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY, United States |
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| (Transgenic Crops, Environmental Contamination, and Peasant (De)Mobilization in Argentina.) | ||||
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| Lapegna P. (2020) The poor’s struggle for political incorporation: the piquetero movement in Argentina Social Movement Studies. 19: 106-107 |
| Lapegna P. (2017) Review of Social Mobilization, Global Capitalism, and Struggles over Food: A Comparative Study of Social Movements, by Renata Motta European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies. 4 |
| Lapegna P. (2017) The political economy of the agro‐export boom under the Kirchners: Hegemony and passive revolution in Argentina Journal of Agrarian Change. 17: 313-329 |
| Otero G, Lapegna P. (2016) Transgenic Crops in Latin America: Expropriation, Negative Value and the State Journal of Agrarian Change |
| Lapegna P. (2016) Genetically modified soybeans, agrochemical exposure, and everyday forms of peasant collaboration in Argentina Journal of Peasant Studies. 43: 517-536 |
| Lapegna P. (2015) Popular Demobilization, Agribusiness Mobilization, and the Agrarian Boom in Post-Neoliberal Argentina Journal of World-Systems Research. 21: 69-87 |
| Lapegna P. (2013) Social Movements and Patronage Politics: Processes of Demobilization and Dual Pressure Sociological Forum. 28: 842-863 |
| Auyero J, Lapegna P, Page Poma F. (2010) Contestation et patronage: Intersections et interactions au microscope Revue Internationale De Politique Comparee. 17: 71-102 |
| Auyero J, Lapegna P, Poma FP. (2009) Patronage politics and contentious collective action: A recursive relationship Latin American Politics and Society. 51: 1-31 |
| Esparza LE, Lapegna P. (2007) Essay 3: The Limits of the Connected Lives Theory Sociological Forum. 22: 606-611 |