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Latin America and Development Economics
Professor José Antonio Ocampo published The Oxford Handbook of Latin American Economics, with contributions from Professors Maria Victoria Murillo and Miguel Urquiola. More
Student Study Breaks Ground on Money Laundering
A SIPA project to be published by the Mexican Congress is the first to calculate illegal financial flows between Mexico and the United States. More
Alumnus Named Special Representative in Haiti
Frédéric Bolduc (MIA '99) will strengthen ties between Haiti and the Organization of American States. More
"LEED-ing" the Way in Green Building
Students in SIPA's MPA program in Environmental Science and Policy earned their Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) credentials. More
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30: Saddam Hussein's Ba'th Party: Inside an Authoritarian Regime
February 3: Mormonism and American Politics Conference
Irene Finel-Honigman on S&P's downgrade of euro-area sovereign debt ratings, Bloomberg
Joseph Stiglitz: Austerity “wrong” way to fight EU crisis, Bloomberg
Guillermo Calvo: Latin America not likely to sustain high growth, Bloomberg
Richard K. Betts says military spending should not be a welfare program, Houston Chronicle
Dorian Warren: “Occupy Congress: Politics as unusual?" MSNBC
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