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Science, Technology, Innovation and Development Policy Experiences in Latin America & the Caribbean

with Carlota Pérez and João Carlos Ferraz

Start time:

December 11, 2023 @ 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm

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Matías Kulfas

Former Argentine Minister of Productive Development and Professor at Universidad Nacional de San Martín

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Carlota Pérez

Honorary Professor at IIPP/UCL and at SPRU/University of Sussex

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João Carlos Ferraz

Professor at Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

Description

About the series:

This series bridges the gap between academia and policymaking in Latin America. We invite you to join us live and hear politicians or policymakers talk about their concrete experiences in the design and implementation of STI and development policy. By analysing and contrasting those experiences, what has worked and what has not, we aim to derive lessons for future interventions in the region. The underlying motivation is to open windows of curiosity and future engagement possibilities in young researchers, thus breaking up the non-sensical, harmful, and wasteful barriers between the academic world and that of policy and public service

Coming up:
1. Matías Kulfas (in Spanish) – Políticas para el desarrollo productivo y tecnológico en una economía inestable. El caso argentino.
Former Argentine Minister of Productive Development, and now Professor at the Universidad Nacional de San Martín, Kulfas will discuss his experience as both an academic and policymaker in the Argentine context of productive development and technology policy. Please note this event will be in Spanish only.

Format: A 90-minute webinar interview, hosted by Prof Carlota Pérez with the participation of Prof. João Carlos Ferraz and open to post-graduate students and early career researchers. After the invited speakers make their reflections, the virtual floor is open for discussion.

Past episodes:
  1. Javiera Petersen | Deputy Minister of Economy, Chile (view recording)
  2. Mariana Mazzucato|

Hosted by Working Group(s):

Attendees

giuseppe simone

Geremew Milkias Waza

Nurten Kaynarca

Ignacio De Angelis

Andrés Niembro

F. Silver

Sofia González

Sergio Palomeque

Carolina Luque

Lucía Mercedes Mauro

Samuel Mensah

Lizzie Marcel

Alejandro Delgado

Ezgi KOPUK

Mahuén Gallo

Diego Lizana

LINDOMAYARA FERREIRA

German Zamorano

Iván Montenegro Trujillo

Cristina G. Flores

Federico López

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Bruno Perez Almansi

Arthur Moreira

Ritobroto Chanda

Fernanda Steiner Perin

Oscar Ecos Benavides

João Pedro Loureiro Braga

Juan José Berger

Raquel Rebolledo

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