PNK Fellowship Award · 2012
Transforming Low Income Neighborhoods in Latin America · The New School for Public Engagement · New York
The successful experience of empowering the community for the transformation of one of the largest and well known shantytowns in Latin America, located in central Buenos Aires, provides new lessons about innovative urban design, inclusive participatory processes, and...Argentina’s Economic Growth and Recovery: The Economy in a Time of Default · The New School
BOOK PRESENTATION April 11, 2012 ∙ The New School, New York Introduction: David E. Van Zandt, President, The New School Discussants: Professor William Milberg, Department of Economics, NSSR Professor David Plotke, Department of Political Science, NSSR ...
Third PNK Fellow 2011-2012, Mauricio Santoro Rocha, quoted in The New York Times on Brazil
April 9, 2012 “Brazil and U.S. Accentuate the Positive”, by Simon Romero and Jackie Calmes, The New York Times, United States, April 9th, 2012.
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