LAWG Program for the Plenary | Sunday 8

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Here's the Program:

15:00 – 16:30 UCT Social & environmental issues in Latin America: Alternative views of development

What are the current tensions between extractivism and sustainability in Latin America?

Moderated by:

Ariel Ibanez

Presentations by:

Sharom Cabrera-Montece | Analysis of the water crisis: towards a sustainability approach,

Alejandra Saravia-López | The Governance of Water in Microecuences in Bolivia,

Alelic Parra-Meneses | Environmental conflict in neo-extractivism. The Latin American fight against mega-mining,

Xavier Viteri-Ramos | The incidence of oil exploitation in community development in the Ecuadorian Amazon

16:00 – 17:30 UCT Financialization and Capital Flows in LA

Mentor: Esteban Perez Caldentey | Chief of the Financing For Development Unit, ECLAC

What are the drivers of capital flows? What effects do they have on exchange rates and economic growth? In this session we will discuss this issues in light of the specificities that Latin America has. Young scholars will present what they are currently working on, and receive feedback from peers and/or the working group’s mentor.

Moderated by:

Ana Laura Viveros

Presentations by:

Giovanni Villavicencio | Subordinate financialization and debt securitization in Latin America: the experiences of Argentina, Mexico and Brazil

Rodrigo Pérez Artica | What drives private capital outflows in Latin America? An empirical study of gross non-banking private capital outflows,

santiago capraro | The exchange rate in inflation targeting regimes. A theoretical and empirical reflection.

18:00 – 19:30 UCT Tribute to the centenary of Celso Furtado

This year we are commemorating the centenary of Celso Furtado who was one of the economists that belonged to the structuralist stream. His vast contribution is still an inspiration nowadays when reflecting upon Latin American structuralist problems. In light of this, the aim of this roundtable is to revisit his legacy to the structuralist stream and discuss neo-structuralism in order to highlight the current status of Latin American economic thinking.

Moderated by:

Giuliano Toshiro Yajima

Mentors:

Esteban Perez Caldentey | Chief of the Financing For Development Unit, ECLAC

Monika Meireles | Doctora en Estudios Latinoamericanos, Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas