Event Summary · Seminar “A Green New Deal to Latin America: challenges to Brazil”
This month Jaques Wagner, current Brazilian Senator and former Governor of the state of Bahia, joined Stephanie Kelton, Senior Economic Advisor to the Bernie Sanders Presidential Campaign, and Randall Wray, Senior Scholar at the Levy Institute, and Daniel Aldana...
Seminar · A Green New Deal to Latin America: Challenges to Brazil
This seminar will discuss the political and economic challenges to implement a Green New Deal in Latin America and in the US. About this Event Climate change is a global phenomenon and demands policy coordination between scholars and policy makers worldwide. Brazil is...Mexico’s Southern Frontier: Geopolitical Transformations and Geostrategies
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Event Summary · Open Seminar “Matanza-Riachuelo River Basin I2: Inclusion and Interdiscipline”
2015 · Buenos Aires Between June and November 2015, members of the Design and Development Program from the School of Architecture, Design and Urbanism (FADU) and the School of Social Science (FSOC), University of Buenos Aires (UBA), carried out the Open Seminar...
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