Karol Gil-Vasquez
Dr. Gil-Vasquez is an Associate Professor of Economics. She is an economist who enjoys applying an anthropologist approach to her research. Her work reflects the interdisciplinarity of her approach, which includes a variety of fields such as Solidarity Economics, Monetary Theory, Feminist Economics, Development Economics, and Post-Colonial studies.
Education
- B.S., M.A., University of Central Missouri-Warrensburg
- Ph.D., University of Missouri-Kansas City
Publications
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“Reconfigurating Habits and Behaviors in Urban Centers: A Qualitative Study on the Impact of Perceptions on Public Insecurity.” (2022). Co-authored with Oscar Martinez-Martinez. Victims and Offenders. Doi: https//doi.org/10/1080/155564886.2021.1974135. Journal’s Impact Factor: 1.69.
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“Identidad Comunidad y Reciprocidad: Los Bienes Comunalesde Cacahuatepec, Guerrero.” (2022). In LA SOLIDARIDAD EN LA PANDEMIA: Economia Local en el Entorno de Acapulco. Mexico City: Editores Plaza y Valdez,S.A. de C.V.
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“The P’urepechas of Cheran: Community Solidarity, Public Security, and Environmental Conservation” in Social Innovation for Maintaining and Restoring Natural Capital in Latin America. (2021). Ed. Sara Calvo y Andres Morales. Routledge: U.K.
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“ChartalismoPostcolonial: El Contexto Histórico y Teóricode las Monedas Solidarias en México.” in Experiencias Emergentes de la Economía Social en Iberoamérica. (2020). CIRIEC Internacional, OIBESCOOP, Ed. Juan Fernando Álvarez Rodríguez y Carmen Marcuello.
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“El Capitalismo Financiero, la Sociedad Propietaria y el Estado Depredador: El Caso de México y Estados Unidos” in Finanzas Desreguladas, Financiamiento y Desarrollo: Un Balance Critico. Ed. Monika Mireles y Claudia Maya. (2020). Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México: Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas.
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“Portuguese Social and Solidarity and Economy’s ‘Substantive Meaning:’ Constructing an Alternative Path to European Cohesion.” (2020). Forum for Social Economics. DOI:10.1080/07360932.2020.1724553.
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“Regional Great Transformation: U.S. Contractualization of Citizenship and the Crimmigration Regime. “(2020). Journal of Economic Issues,3(54): 569-587.
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“Bolivia’s Institutional Transformation: Contact Zones, Social Movements, and the Emergence of Ethnic Class Consciousness.” (2018).Co-authored with Natalia Bracarense, Journal of Economic Issues 52:3.
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“A Pluralist Alternative: Mexican Women, Migration, and Regional Development.”(2011). American Journal of Economic and Sociology. 70:3.
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“Remesas, Desarrollo Regional y Política de Empleo en México.” (2009). Co-authored with Claudia Maya. Revista Economía Informa. Facultad de Economía, Universidad Nacional Autónomade México. (Enero-Febrero) 356.
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El Paso: Immigration, Social Networks and the Labor Market of Mexican Migrants: Mexican Migration in the United States. (2008). Verlang: VDM Verlag. Saarbrucken, Germany.
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Karol Gil-Vasquez
Keith T. Anderson Associate Professor of Economics